The last cougar attack was nearly a century ago, but the reaction then was similar to now.

Billboards advertise empathy in a new citywide art exhibit

Dawnland chronicles Maine's Truth and Reconciliation Commission as it collects stories of the Wabanaki people.  

About a month ago, transgender activist Danni Askini lost her voice.  

Northwest Folklife Festival, more SIFF highlights and indie pop songs inspired by The Handmaid's Tale.

The Seattle Seahawks management has its own approach: letting go of two of the most outspoken players.

The list of donors includes big name firms operating here — Amazon, Starbucks and Paul Allen’s Vulcan.

In the Puget Sound region, old and new driving habits are merging — poorly.

As the national immigration debate roars in the background, a Seattle school turns its focus on refugee and immigrant youth.

Where the Ship Canal Water Quality Project was once believed to cost around $423 million, it will now cost $570 million.

15 years later, Seattle firefighters still think their station is giving them cancer.

The daily dose of air pollution could outweigh the benefits of biking.

When Emerge Washington began, they had no idea they were part of a national wave of female candidates across the country.

With UNESCO status secured, the real work of becoming a City of Literature begins.

There's a way to begin dealing with the health effects of unsheltered homelessness: Have shelter available by next winter.

Local businesses and economic development groups exceeded their goal of $300,000 in just 30 hours.

How does one build a liberated space for showcasing and cultivating Black brilliance in a predominantly White city?

Open-space advocates are hoping to save property from being turned into a housing development.

Local filmmaker Sarah Menzies unveils Afghan Cycles with a U.S. premiere at SIFF.

If passed, the farm bill will have a devastating impact on the SNAP participants I work with every day.