Rachel Belle

Washington pharmacists have been allowed to prescribe birth control directly to women since 1979, but very few provide the service. And very few women know the service exists. Rachel Belle investigates.

The Seattle School District's new director of nutrition services is tailoring the school lunch menus to the tastes, and heritages, of the students.

Only a third of items donated to thrift stores will sell on their shelves. Journalist Adam Minter tells us what becomes of the other two-thirds.

This year Christmas and Hanukkah overlap, which makes the December Dilemma even stronger. How do interfaith families celebrate their respective holidays without causing discomfort and confusion?

A new study that includes data from 11 Pacific Northwest hospitals, shows that women with low-risk pregnancies who were cared for by a midwife, left the hospital with fewer complications.

Seattle start-up, Mystery, sends you on a multi-destination adventure where every stop is a complete surprise.

For 90 years, home cooks have consulted dog eared and gravy splattered pages of Joy of Cooking and the new, 9th edition features 4,000 recipes, 600 of them newly added by John Becker and Megan Scott.

A Normandy Park, WA family is divided: eat their pet turkeys for Thanksgiving or pardon them? They're asking the community to cast their votes for charity.

If you’ve flown through Sea-Tac International Airport in the last year or so, you’ve probably noticed lots of construction, some new restaurants, some old restaurants in new locations, and maybe some of your long time go-tos have disappeared. “I think a lot of passengers have started to notice that Sea-Tac Airport is not just a […]

When Caroline Wright was diagnosed with "The Terminator" of cancer, she opted to write a children's book to explain death to her kids.