Despite a swarm of worried calls, officials say humans don’t need to panic just yet.

Obamacare has enabled over 800,000 people to access health insurance in our state. You can too until May 8.

Advocates worry for women, children and elders as abuse takes on new forms, making exit plans and reporting even more difficult.

Republicans have forced Americans to choose between their health and their vote. Our state knows there's a better way.

From inns to restaurants, businesses throughout the state could feel the economic effects of COVID-19 shutdowns for years.

Forty years after the mountain’s eruption, the weakened Spirit Lake tunnel could flood nearby towns if it collapses.

How a race between rival crews brought Native and UW paddlers closer to the sport — and each other.

Crosscut is collecting questions from readers to help shape a conversation between Soledad O’Brien and Miles O’Brien about homelessness and coronavirus in Seattle.

Most people in King County are adapting, according to a UW survey, but researchers worry depression and anxiety could amplify as the pandemic wears on.

Left in the lurch, caregivers risk their lives to keep clients safely at home: ‘You don't get any more front line than being in somebody's bedroom.’

The state Supreme Court recently declined to review Seattle’s tax-the-rich case. Here's how we got here — and where we might go next.

The latest Crosscut/Elway Poll shows more of Washington’s GOP voters are dissenting from national party leaders when it comes to the pandemic response.

Over the course of the stay-at-home order, the federal Disaster Distress Hotline alone has seen calls from Washington state increase sevenfold.

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

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