Rachel Belle

In Seattle, manhole covers are called hatch covers and many of them have been designed by artists. Learn their history on this quirky tour.

The food sharing app Olio started in the UK, but its first US transaction happened in Seattle. It lets you post foods you don't want and someone will take them.

Jessica noticed it on their first date: her now-husband Tim eats very fast. He says it's a leftover side effect from being forced to eat very quickly in elementary school.

Washington students and parents are starting a movement to increase time for lunch at schools across the state. OSPI is responding with a pilot program.

It's a win-win situation: tourists get to spend the day hiking or hanging with a dog, and the shelter dog gets exercise, fresh air and lots of much needed love.

Eighty-eight year-old William Shatner is sharp, sassy, and says whatever is on his mind, is the latest guest on Rachel's Belle's James Beard Award nominated podcast, "Your Last Meal," and will be speaking in Seattle on June 10 at McCaw Hall.

Dr. Seuss wrote and illustrated some of the most popular children's books of all time. But how much do you actually know about Theodore Geisel? A new biography looks to answer that question.

The new book "Invisible Women, Data Bias in a World Designed For Men" says that everything from cars and medication to protective body armor and uniforms are designed for an average white man.

If you live or work in Bellevue or Kirkland, the Bellevue Conflict Resolution Center will help iron out problems between neighbors, landlords, and tenants, and even family members.

Men have always lead the charge in the alcoholic world, but women are starting to catch up. Baby boomers, feeling a loss of purpose after retirement, are drinking too much...and wine culture is partly to blame.