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Sam Hill built a “castle” on the Columbia, and later a replica of Stonehenge.

Seattle’s iconic candy once drew fans and crowds, and people still want to talk about it.

Eric Holder joins us to discuss the rule of law and the right to vote.

Michael Cohen sits squarely in the middle of today's biggest news story.

Andrew Yang argues that the two-party system is broken.

In the early 1900s, two men decided to go back-to-nature and become “Nature Man.”

The Daily's Michael Barbaro chats with Crosscut Now's Paris Jackson.

Deepak Chopra joins us to explore his approach to the modern world.

How Hollywood filmed the Emerald City.

The remains of felled trees could be a nuisance — or a dream home.

Why was a Confederate flag flying over downtown Seattle?

In 1931, an orca swam up the Columbia River to Portland and wound up pickled.

In 1933, the government transformed the Northwest, from cheap power to rugged trails.

An endangered but resilient flower has created a home for itself on a family's farm.

A 30-year quest to save a Washington native freshwater turtle.

Meet the dogs who identify and protect endangered species.

Bats Northwest's Niki Desautels brings the public face to face with bats.

The Wei Wai Kum Nation uses Indigenous practices of eco-cultural restoration.