A mother wasn't informed that her son's juvenile facility had a confirmed case. She wants transparency — and her child out.

With coronavirus already straining vital post-prison services, former inmates will have few places to turn for help.

Post-war growth in 1920 Seattle came with a coldness toward newcomers. Some city boosters suggested a "thaw" was in order.

Sir Thomas Beecham came to conduct the Seattle Symphony and uttered a sentence that has never been forgotten.

Readers ask: When and where is it OK to get behind the wheel during a pandemic? We explore the gray area.

The controversial tax proposal has found new life as unemployment soars and the city faces a $300M budget hole.

Armed with lessons from the pandemic, and with Indigenous knowledge, we can honor Earth Day in lasting ways.

Coronavirus has scooter, moped and motorcycle enthusiasts rolling with caution.

Seeing their children in person may put parents, as well as foster families and social workers, at risk, but can the state stop them?

The ACLU of Washington calls its proposed initiative a "public health issue." But coronavirus complicates its path to the ballot.

In the wake of COVID-19, many of us have lost the jobs we need to afford our education.

Family courts are closed except for emergencies, leaving many scrambling to improvise new parenting arrangements.

COVID-19 may be putting a dent in pollution, but we can't lose sight of how it's devastating humanity.

As if becoming a parent wasn't hard enough.

During isolation, local artists find creative ways to get close to people — from a distance.

Zoology researcher Vikram Baliga is turning everything we know about flight on its head by studying how birds take to the sky.

For ‘Lightning’ Bill Austin, life in a Methow Valley lookout tower isn’t too different from life under social distancing.

With stay-at-home orders pausing fieldwork, scientists worry about Washington's threatened species.

While marketplaces have long been a place of community, organizers say social distancing requires that they're now ‘all about business.’

Students — many in debt and newly unemployed — say a reduced college experience shouldn’t cost as much. Meanwhile, schools have their own budget fears.