Jack Stine says he woke up, opened his phone, saw a headline and out loud said: "No, thank you. I am not interested in this. I will not be participating."
A study asked people who saw "Eternals," which features a deaf actor, if they were interested in learning sign language. A significant number said yes.
As results for November鈥檚 general election came in, Secretary of State Kim Wyman discussed the end of a 30-year career assisting the state鈥檚 elections.
Seattle city attorney candidate Nicole Thomas-Kennedy defends incendiary posts on social media, claims 'Twitter is an inherently satirical and sarcastic.'
Lotteries present a tremendous amount of potential for someone to lose themselves from suddenly being endowed with hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars.
With eviction moratoriums set to expire at the end of June, some local groups are pushing for the state to cancel rent and help people avoid homelessness.
To my lefty friends out there, when you show up to chat with a person who is curious about the way you see the world, have some data and state your case.
Given what Stacy and I know about being a 'semi-public figure,' we discussed the ramifications of getting outside your comfort zone, and how courage comes in many forms.
On the Monday edition of Inside Stine's Mind, Stacy Rost and I discussed how for many people, the state of Conservative politics in the United States has stagnated over the last five years.
The Octopus Bar in Wallingford was moving locations when the pandemic hit, forcing it to remain closed longer than expected. But it's opening this month.
