Rachel Belle

Travel guru Rick Steves has traveled to Europe every year since he was a teenager. Grounded for the foreseeable future, he's learning to slow down.

Two months after the death of Seattle filmmaker Lynn Shelton, the Northwest Film Forum is honoring her legacy with a grant for filmmakers 39 or older.

Olympia's Mo Jackson created a BIPOC Camping Kits fundraiser to get camping gear into the hands of Black Indigenous People of Color who can't afford it.   

After years of debate, the Lake Washington School District Superintendent decided to retire Juanita High School's mascot, the Rebels.

Actor Danny Trejo has been killed on screen more than any other actor, and is the latest guest on Rachel Belle's James Beard Award nominated podcast.

An old Juanita High School logo that featured Confederate imagery is long gone, but for some students and alumni, the connotations remain.

Four time, third-party presidential candidate Ralph Nader's new cookbook shares family recipes and tells the story of his childhood dinner table.

A Montreal-style bagel shop located in the CHOP says it does hurt business, but Eltana is willing to support the movement if it leads to change.

"I am black year round," said Metier Brewing Company's CEO and co-founder, Rodney Hines. "... It is a part of the identity that I bring to my brewery. Also, part of the identity of our brewery is we make damn good beer."

Former King County Sheriff Sue Rahr says they're finalizing a new police training program focused on race, and designed to help with bias.