Woman fatally stabbed in Cal Anderson Park
Officers were dispatched to the park near East Pine Street and Nagel Place at 2:45 a.m. and found a woman with a stab wound to...
Crystal Paul
Crystal Paul is the travel and outdoors reporter at The Seattle Times. She is interested in stories about the people, places and histories that capture the soul of their communities.
Lower Queen Anne shooting leaves male victim with life-threatening injuries
Additional police officers were called to manage the large crowd that gathered at the scene at 2nd Avenue North and Mercer Street.
To Seattle’s black artists and activists, the space race showed distorted priorities and utopian possibilities
Whether in support of or critical of the investment in putting a man on the moon, the space race captured the public’s imagination, and their...
Ex-employee of Washington resort sues owners over alleged sexual harassment
Bonneville Hot Springs and Carson Hot Springs resorts and its owners are facing lawsuits from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and a former employee...
This Seattle woman started an adventure group to create community for LGBTQ+ youth in the outdoors
Elyse Rylander founded OUT There Adventures for LGBTQ+ youth to address the need for community, inclusiveness, and representation in the outdoors and conservation industries.
Sudden closure of outdoors retailer Ascent Outdoors and Ascent Cycles shocks employees and customers
Owner Solon Scott informed employees on Saturday that all three Ascent stores would be permanently closing. Managers encourage customers to call the store for any...
At The Comfort Zone, a mother-daughter team serve up soul food that tastes like home
The Comfort Zone co-owners Talya Miller and her daughter LaShon Lewis serve up the comforts of home cooking from a tradition of feeding family and...
Spring is here! Here are some timely tips to help you start your urban garden
In this edition of Starter Kit, we help you get your green thumb going.
JetSuiteX to offer flights from Seattle’s Boeing Field to Oakland in July
Air carrier JetSuiteX celebrates its third year of service with an announcement of new daily service from Seattle's Boeing Field to Oakland.
With ‘Nina Simone: Four Women,’ director Valerie Curtis-Newton wants audiences to see the work of black women
Curtis-Newton finds common ground with Simone's activism and in the community of black women portrayed in the play, running at Seattle Rep April 26-June 2.