But in the wake of the Uvalde shooting, some students and educators say a national reckoning on guns is key to school safety.

Journalists Sarah Jaffe and Eyal Press discuss what the Great Resignation, union organization and hybrid models mean for the future of labor.

Last year, the city invested $153 million in dozens of new housing projects. But as costs hit historic heights, the need for affordable units isn't slowing down.

The state agreed to provide new support for older teens, foster parents and children with disabilities. But since the lawsuit was filed, hotel stays have only increased.

The cherry-growing season was hit by a cold, wet spring, meaning that boxes will hit stores later — and likely be pricier — than in previous years.

The nonprofit FIRST Clinic works to prevent family separation by pairing parents in addiction recovery with healthcare and legal support.

Trevor Bedford, a Fred Hutch scientist, was one of the first people to explain COVID-19 to the public. Thousands of Twitter followers and a MacArthur grant later, he reflects on what he learned.

The clinic is expected to help accommodate the influx of people who will need Washington abortion services if Roe v. Wade is overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Yakima was the only Washington county to have rent assistance funds forcibly reallocated under the federal 'use it or lose it' approach.

When hospitals merge with religious institutions, it weakens Washington's capacity to provide abortion care. What will that mean after Roe v. Wade?

Suspected suicide attempts by young people aged 6 to 19 increased 27% nationally between 2015 and 2020.

The pandemic presented new challenges to U.S. health care. Two experts discuss what failed and how to fix it.

A panel of experts discusses similarities and differences between anti-democratic developments in Russia and the U.S. 

A handful of programs across the state are piloting efforts to give families a regular check to help them make ends meet.

The initiative provides public data about shelter and housing construction, encampment clearing, budgets and more. Will it move the needle?