News The Newsfeed: Are Seattle's public gathering spaces vanishing? The shuttering of businesses around the city has cast a spotlight on “third places." Also, King County wants to train its own corrections officers. by Paris Jackson / April 18, 2024
Environment WA farmers brace for summer drought on heels of harvest shortfalls Washington’s agriculture industry has been hit hard by climate change. Growers are working to develop crops that can thrive in shifting landscapes. by Mai Hoang / April 25, 2024
News The Newsfeed: Federal judge rules on WA's redistricting map Also, unissued court fees keep funds from human trafficking survivor resources, and a look at public transit delays in the Seattle metro area. by Paris Jackson / April 4, 2024
News The Newsfeed: ‘The Nosh’ bites into Seattle’s tastiest dishes Rachel Belle’s video series views food through the lens of art, nature and community. Plus, a homeless youth hotline closes and WA’s low FAFSA rates. by Paris Jackson / April 25, 2024
News Crosscut Now: Public-speaking program uplifts WA youth Plus, teens advocate for increased access to opioid overdose medication in schools and Seattle celebrates Lunar New Year. by Paris Jackson / February 15, 2024
News Crosscut Now: Seattle Opera presents Malcolm X’s life Look inside the rehearsal room and costume shop ahead of opening night. Plus, how has the Boldt Decision impacted Native rights 50 years later? by Paris Jackson / February 22, 2024
News Spokane’s Black community newspaper is making a comeback After a two-year hiatus and the 2022 death of founder Sandy Williams, The Black Lens returns with a new website and a wider circulation. by Mai Hoang / February 27, 2024
News Crosscut Now: The enduring legacy of the Black ‘Buffalo Soldiers’ Reflecting on the 24th Infantry Regiment and its ties to Washington’s Fort Lewis. Also, are there “forever chemicals” in our drinking water? by Paris Jackson / February 29, 2024
News Crosscut Now: WA health officials trash masks, gloves and more PPE Learn why $1.5M in pandemic supplies were thrown away. Also, Spokane’s Black community newspaper returns and more Bartell Drugs locations close. by Paris Jackson / March 7, 2024
Politics Federal court likely to redraw Central WA Latino-majority district Democratic lawmakers said they chose not to reconvene the bipartisan Washington State Redistricting Commission after a judicial ruling for a new map. by Mai Hoang / September 14, 2023