News across King County

Alexis Nikole Nelson: A Foraged Feast ( + 1 Pop Tart!)
More than nine million people have their eyes glued to Alexis Nikole Nelson’s BlackForager videos, to watch her frolic through forests, fields, urban neighborhoods & her own backyard, foraging and cooking plants, flowers and funghi with exuberance, joy, silliness and humor. Her…

40 Acre Conservation League seeks to protect land for future generations
California's first Black-led land conservancy is named for the broken promise made to formerly enslaved African Americans after the Civil War.
Whitney Reynolds Show: Who Was There For You
This Whitney Reynolds Show episode highlights powerful stories of courage and growth.

Sticky notes become thousands of tiny canvases for this Seattle artist
“I thought it would be amazing to document my life in something that was meant to be thrown away.”

Majestic Bay to mark 25 years with screening and documentary about its history
The Majestic Bay will close out its 25th year with a screening of Singin’ in the Rain on Monday, Oct. 12. The film was among those playing when the Ballard ... Read more

From Film Festival to Film Center: Tasveer’s Next Chapter
Two decades after its founding, Tasveer has a new home — and a bigger platform for stories.

Preview: Vintage First Finds, Hour 4
See fabulous finds from ROADSHOW’s first season updated with today’s values!
How InvestigateWest sparks change across the Pacific Northwest
What happens when local news disappears? Polluters pollute more. Governments become less accountable. Entire communities are left in the dark. Since 2009, InvestigateWest has been building something the Pacific Northwest desperately needed: a nonprofit investigative newsroom —…

Starbucks closes Leary Way cafe eight months after opening
The Starbucks at 999 NW Leary Way has closed as part of the company’s nationwide cafe closures. Starbucks announced it would close 250 underperforming stores as part of a large ... Read more

Councilmembers Seek to One-Up Katie Wilson on Police Spending
The Office of Housing would lose out to Seattle Police Department in Katie Wilson’s budget proposal, but councilmembers want to go even further to divert housing funds to boost police and restore pet projects previously funded with one-time funds.

Community & Connections | Wealth of Opportunity
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Gershkovich reflects on arrest in Russia and rebuilding life
Evan Gershkovich reflects on arrest in Russia and reclaiming his life after release