The specialty vegetables that show up on many of Seattle’s favorite Japanese restaurant menus come to the city by boat. Not ...

More than 10,000 refugees, asylum seekers and non-citizens living in Washington state could lose Medicaid coverage on Oct. 1, ...

I sat down to talk with Karen Tei Yamashita, a Japanese American author of 10 books, many written in alternate structures, to ...

Dolores Sibonga died on September 16 at the age of 95.  Sibonga made history as the first woman of color to serve on the Seattle City Council and the first Filipino American person to serve as a ...

The past six years have been brutal for theatre. First COVID closed theatres and when they reopened, audiences were down 50 percent, a loss attributable to older patrons who were not willing to ...

On Saturday, September 19, the annual Seattle First Hill Lions Club Pancake Breakfast will be held at Blaine United Methodist Church to benefit Seattle senior residences, including the Kawabe House, ...

The collection of short stories, Hà Nôi at Midnight, has been held back from publication in the West for 30 years by the author, Bảo Ninh. Ninh joined the military at 17 and fought in the Vietnam War ...

Before there was a bridge across Lake Washington, Bellevue was the farthest drive from Seattle of any town on Lake Washington, unless you took the little ferry from Leschi to Meydenbauer Bay. It was ...

People’s Empowerment Assembly for Collective Equity (PEACE) logo. Courtesy of PEACE. At my prison’s facility (Washington Corrections Center-WCC), like others statewide, it’s not out of the norm to ...

NBRP’s Baseball’s Bridge Across the Pacific exhibit at the MLB All Star Game in Seattle in July 2023. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig with members of the Fresno Athletic Club during a barnstorming tour in ...

Ming-Ming Tung-Edelman, founder of the Refugee Artisan Initiative, stands outside the organization’s makerspace in Lake City on October 18, 2022. Photo by Carmen Hom. In January, Ming-Ming ...

One hundred and forty years ago, February 7, 1886, was one of the worst days in Seattle’s history. It was the day that Seattle settled the “Chinese Question” by having a mob of 1,500 force out the ...