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How will young tech voters change Seattle?

A new survey finds that more than 80 percent of tech workers say they’ll vote in this fall's election. How will they change Seattle?

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Seattle construction causes two major gas leaks in a week

Seattle has had two major gas leaks in less than a week, both caused by construction workers digging in the wrong place.

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Think Black: A son reflects on his father’s role in the computer revolution

The underpinnings and footholds of corporate racism at the dawn of the digital age

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Air taxi by Airbus completes 114 test flights in Northwest skies

Not a single accident.

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Do phones belong in the classroom? Seattle Public Schools weighs K-8 student cell phone ban

Now that most middle-school students have cell phones, some teachers are embracing the technology for schoolwork and to communicate with kids. Others say it's the

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A farm. A barn. A sylvan symposium for our times

Smoke Farm 2019 continues a conversational tradition

This robot garage in Seattle can be taken apart like LEGOs

It's not easy driving cars in Seattle, with all the traffic. That’s driving some developers to rethink parking entirely and to plan for its eventual extinction. And in the meantime, they're making use of less space by involving using robots to pack more cars into less space.

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Finding love is hard. In Seattle it's even harder

What makes Seattle an especially challenging place to date?

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Seattle software company cuts ties with ICE

Some tech workers have put pressure on their employers to end contracts with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. This week Chef -- a software company based in Seattle -- took that action after employee protests.