Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:
2018
Rental study finds challenging times for Seattle renters *and* landlords — and confirms what you probably already assumed about Capitol Hill’s new, larger buildings: They charge more
Police: Two injured in 22nd/Pine shooting — UPDATE
2017
Modern Steep, born Remedy Teas, to close after decade on 15th Ave E
First look inside Redhook’s Capitol Hill Brewlab
2016
Capitol Hill food+drink | Big in B.C., Meat and Bread closing on Capitol Hill
LGBTQ business owners lament Capitol Hill’s eroding gayborhood in meeting with Sen. Murray
2015
Police investigating after man shot in gunfight outside club at Pine/Melrose — UPDATE: Homicide
How the greenest office building on Capitol Hill (and beyond) is handling Seattle’s hottest summer
2014
Von Trapp’s becomes Rhein Haus following name dispute
Black Coffee anarchist co-op says it’s leaving Capitol Hill
Developers vying to build Capitol Hill Station housing+retail say properties are overvalued
2013
Joel Reuter’s family pushes for change in mental illness laws
UPDATE: Suspect shot by SPD dies after he shot Metro operator downtown on First Hill-Central District bus line
2012
Capitol Hill food+drink | Autopro mystery, 10th Ave non-mystery, a Chipotle on the Hill
Blotter | Man living in his car with sword prompts big SPD response on 14th Ave
2011
Homicide investigation: Two dead, one wounded in First Hill apartment building
What’s really going on at Rosebud?
2010
When they redevelop the Comet building, these rules will be very important
Big booms give a scare but Obama arrives safely in Madrona – UPDATE
2009
Empty lot has, um, a lot going on Thursday: temporary art gallery, new Cap Hill home for Marination Mobile – UPDATE
Document reveals developer’s plans to reshape 11th at Pine
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