Join Nick as he examines this surreal landscape for evidence of massive Ice Age floods.

Special thanks to Central Washington University as the original creator and collaborator for Nick on the Rocks.

Plus, grocery costs spike in the Pacific Northwest and an Indigenous youth arts organization finds a home at King Street Station.

Reporter Lizz Giordano discusses the legal fallout from a construction death. Plus, a look at state ballot rejections and new art spaces in Seattle.

Editor’s Note: During the introduction to the story about workplace fatalities, we said that the $50,000 fine against Phil Numrich was reduced by 96%. This is incorrect. Later in the interview segment, we correctly explain that the $50,000 fine was reduced to $25,000, and that later fines for later infractions were reduced by 96%. We apologize for the error.

While Mount Mazama blew its top almost 8,000 years ago, it’s still remembered today by the descendants of its witnesses.

Host Rachel Belle shares holiday meal favorites from Zosia Mamet, Greta Gerwig and more.

Thousands of Asahel Curtis’ photographs are being digitally rediscovered.

Plus, pro-Palestine supporters blocked a ship in the Port of Tacoma and Rainier Beach’s Black-led organizations battle gentrification.

A teacher from Bellingham helped preserve the PCT and the Federation Forest state park that otherwise would have fallen to the axe.