Women's Prison & The If Project: Part 1

Rachel visited the Washington Correction Center For Women in Gig Harbor, and this is the first part of a three part series on the stories she collected there. She focuses on The If Project, a project started by a Seattle police detective and an inmate named Renata. Inmates are asked this question: If there was something somebody could have said or done to change the path that led you here, what would it have been? And answering it helps them figure out why they led a life of crime and hopefully change themselves for the better.

Mariners Superfan Is Attending His 36th Home Opener

A 42 year old Kirkland man has managed to attend every single Mariners home opener since he was 6 years old. Now he takes his own kids along to the game.

Will digital kill the drive-in? Local theaters on the verge of extinction

Several old, historic theaters, including a 50 year old drive-in, are at risk of closing if they can't fund raise enough money to switch over to digital technology. This story focuses on four theaters in western Washington, but a nation of historic theaters are all in the same boat.

Seattle's Sub Pop records turns 25!

Seattle's Sub Pop Records is responsible for signing bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden and Mudhoney, basically birthing the Seattle grunge scene. Today, with more than 1,000 albums under it's belt, Sub Pop is going strong.

Glistening abs with a feminist twist: Introducing feminist romance novels

Romance novels are stereotypically known for their dominant, heroic men and their weak and submissive women. But the feminist romance novel is a growing genre, popular with ladies who have other kinds of fantasies.

Seattle seniors learn the ropes of online dating

At Seattle's Bayview Retirement Community, seniors were offered a class on Internet dating. The retirement home is mostly females who have lost their husbands, and they need a new, fresh way to meet a companion.

Seattle's Newest Live Music Venue: Sea-Tac Airport

Sea-Tac Airport has started a pilot program, welcoming local musicians to play sets in the terminals. Today a 70 year old blues guitarist and singer captivated travelers. Tomorrow it could be a violist, jazz musician or 16 year old pop artist.

This Year's $1 Million Pillsbury Bake-Off Features Many Pacific Northwesterners

A handful of folks from Washington and Oregon made it to the much coveted semi-finals of the Pillsbury Bake Off, and the grand prize winner will take home $1 million.

Cannabis Class Is In Session! A Guide to the Marijuana Biz, This Weekend in Seattle

People interested in getting into the marijuana business, but aren't sure how, can attend a two day seminar this weekend. Washington Cannabis Institute will teach you the ins and outs of the business, how to follow all the laws, along with growing tips and even cannabis cooking ideas.