In April, 25-year-old Alex Kuhnhausen died of a bacterial infection he contracted at Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla.

Anila Quayyum Agha is the first Pakistani American to ever have a solo exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum. She talked to Soundside about her art and what she hopes people take away from the exhibit that's up through April.

Greg Nickels got reelected about 20 years ago. How much has Seattle changed since then?

In 2022, the body of 13-year-old Jay Taylor was discovered behind a grocery store in Gig Harbor. 

A new KUOW documentary, “Inside ICE Detention,” opens a window into this time of rapid transition at the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma and looks into who is getting detained, how they are treated and some of the new pressures people are facing as they try to fight deportation.

Halloween, Schmalloween. Let's talk about all the events AFTER the spooky stuff is finished, like the CAT CONVENTION or the TOY SHOW!

The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas remains a fragile thing. There have been several instances of attacks and crushing retribution since it went into effect. Caught in the middle of this is the humanitarian aid that was promised as part of the ceasefire agreement. That aid is so crucial and has been a clarion call for supporters of Palestinians. How are aid distribution efforts doing in meeting the overwhelming need?

WSDOT is in the “early stages of critical failure” with funds for highway and bridge restoration & preservation, but the WA State Senate has plans to help bolster that effort in upcoming budget sessions.

Local food banks say now is the time to volunteer, or give if you're able. Nearly 930,000 Washingtonians will get cut off from those benefits if the government shutdown continues.

The strikes have killed at least 57 people since they began in early September.

This may only be the beginning of cuts within the company. According to Reuters, this round of workforce reduction could include as many as 30,000 positions. That would be the largest staffing reduction in the company’s history.

Air traffic controllers got their first zero-dollar paycheck since the government shutdown began. This is only the latest in a list of grievances bogging these workers down.

A new documentary explores how shipwrecks led to tension - and, sometimes, violence - between Indigenous communities and colonists in the Pacific Northwest. 

At a time when Starbucks is closing 200 of its stores and Amazon plans to replace half a million jobs with robots, one Seattle business has been surprisingly resilient: Costco. 

While we won't be watching the Mariners in the World Series this weekend, there are still a TON of awesome events happening...

The Portland described by President Trump doesn't match the conditions on the ground.

A Seattle playwright is exploring his experience of living with, and dying from, a terminal illness in his latest production.

We get news on a potential deal between the city and the Seattle police union, a slightly better city budget projection and how the city might spend the revenue from the sales tax increase

The author of Edible Plants of the Northwest talks about the joys (and dangers) of foraging

Incumbent Mayor Bruce Harrell is looking to fend off Transit Rider Union chair Katie Wilson