Turmoil surrounds program to help prostitutes
Andy Conner, a veteran King County Sheriff's deputy has been placed on leave after his work with a nonprofit drop-in center for women and girls involved in the sex trade became the subject of an internal investigation. Above, Conner talks to volunteers at The Genesis Project shelter last year.
McNerney: Boeing will cut jobs and squeeze suppliers
The chief executive, acknowledging that “I’m sounding like Darth Vader here,” touted plans Wednesday to reduce costs.
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Teaching artists Daemond Arrindell and Carter Rodriquez helped eight inmates at Monroe Correctional Facility produce this original play through writing and theatre workshops at the prison for Engaged Theatre, a program by Freehold Theatre of Seattle.
Café Racer heals, reflects after tragedy
