Hugo House’s Scribes summer writing camp for young people goes digital this year
Hugo House’s Scribes summer creative writing camp for fifth through 12th graders has moved online due to the coronavirus pandemic and is operating on a...
‘It’s really unbelievable’: Outpouring of support for Black-owned businesses lifts up a Grays Harbor farmer VIEW
Running a small farm without generational wealth and easily accessible capital can be tough. So the outpouring of support for Black-owned small businesses after George...
If you travel this summer, here are some COVID-19 safety tips from public health experts
The coronavirus refuses to go away. The travel industry is predicting that this will be the summer of the road trip. But if you feel...
How an email from a Seattle-area gym ultimately led to CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman’s resignation for racist comments
When the owners of a Hillman City gym formerly known as Rocket CrossFit emailed CrossFit Inc inquiring about a lack of support for the Black...
Tips to help older adults stay fit at home during the coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic stay-home order forced gyms to close and people to stay indoors. But it's more important than ever to get exercise to stay...
Looking to learn more about race in America? UW professor emeritus Charles Johnson picks 4 books.
In response to nationwide protests following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis last week, University of Washington literature professor Charles Johnson recommends four...
Greater Seattle-area high schools and families find creative ways to celebrate their 2020 graduates amid coronavirus
The coronavirus pandemic resulted in the cancellation of high school graduation ceremonies across Greater Seattle, the Pacific Northwest and the country. As we graduation season...
Charlie Burrell, beloved KCTS supervisor and king of one-liners, dies of coronavirus | Lives Remembered
Bremerton native Charlie Burrell worked at KCTS for decades and was well-respected by co-workers, who regarded him as a mentor and a champion of equal...