When Bremerton music journalist, Chris Kornelis, was anticipating his first child, he asked for advice from the people he was interviewing: rock stars.
Fremont Outdoor Cinema was Seattle's first outside movie venue, and only the second of its kind in the country. Now it's losing its home. Its founder is hoping the community will rally to find a solution.
A Washington inmate has spent most of his life behind bars, and much of that time in solitary confinement. But experts say solitary confinement only makes a troublesome inmate even worse.
Five year old Jovee Holmes loves to play her violin outside the Skagit Valley Coop, and all the money she earns goes to a local animals shelter. A vegan since birth, Jovee was raised to be compassionate towards animals.
A Seattle sound designer is spending a year documenting the wild nature of the Pacific Northwest, exclusively through sound. The catalog will be accessible to Foley artists, but it's also a way to capture the sounds of our forests, streams, oceans and valleys as they are at this moment in time.
Al Sanders has been collecting comic books since the 1970s, simply because he loves them. Now he's looking to sell them to help pay his daughter's tuition.
Dawn Ford wakes up at 4 a.m. every morning to bake fresh cheddar biscuits and peanut butter pumpkin pretzels to sell out of her food truck for dogs, The Barkery. All the tips go to Old Dog Haven.
For the past six years, Seattle Chef Ethan Stowell has had his hands on the menu at Safeco Field, bringing grass fed beef and Dungeness crab sandwiches to the ballpark. His new 2016 menu has just been announced!
A Woman's Guide to the Wild author, Eugene, Oregon's Ruby McConnell, wants to teach you how to tie a knot and french braid your own hair. The outdoor handbook covers everything from navigation and compass skills to peeing in the woods.
Amanda Saab heard some nasty comments about her appearance while she was a contestant on Master Chef Season 6. In response, she started a conversation called Dinner with Your Muslim Neighbor.
Seven years after Shakespeare died, First Folio was printed, including 36 of his famous plays. Scholars believe without this, many of those plays may have been lost forever. One copy is currently on display at the central branch of the Seattle Public Library.
Seven years after Shakespeare died, First Folio was printed, including 36 of his famous plays. Scholars believe without this, many of those plays may have been lost forever. One copy is currently on display at the central branch of the Seattle Public Library.
Construction has been taking over streets around Capitol Hill's Melrose Market since 2013. Shop owners say lack of parking and constant street shutdowns are driving away customers.
Washington is only one of eight states that doesn't require residents to take a gun training and safety class before they can legally carry. So a former cop started Safe Insight, and he's teaching firearms classes so people actually know how to safely shoot their guns.
Open Books is among four poetry shops in the USA. After more than a 20 years, its owners want to retire. But the store is successful and the Seattle poetry scene is thriving.
Two University of Washington researchers have launched the Dog Aging Project, to explore ways to keep dogs around longer, and have them living healthier lives.
On March 6, Seattle's Holocaust Center for Humanity is revealing it's Anne Frank Exhibit. This 80-year-old survivor was, like Frank, hidden away for many years in Holland.
The actor who played The soup Nazi on Seinfeld, is hawking soup in Seattle and beyond
It's been 21 years since actor Larry Thomas played the iconic character The soup Nazi, and not a day goes by without someone asking him to yell, 'No soup for you!' He is now the spokesman for the real Soup Nazi's brand of soup and he's traveling the country promoting it.
The actor who played The soup Nazi on Seinfeld, is hawking soup in Seattle and beyond
It's been 21 years since actor Larry Thomas played the iconic character The soup Nazi, and not a day goes by without someone asking him to yell, 'No soup for you!' He is now the spokesman for the real Soup Nazi's brand of soup and he's traveling the country promoting it.
Urban planners and developers take note: the style of buildings and the amount of greenery on a city block can make a difference in the emotional and physiological health of people walking by.
What if your doctor taught you how to cook healthy meals, in a hands-on cooking class at the medical center? This is happening, thanks to a culinary medicine program founded at the Goldring Center for Culinary Medicine in New Orleans.
Two days after the cause of death of Chai the elephant was revealed, Rachel Belle spoke with a wildlife protection organization about how big a role zoos play in wildlife conservation.
If you are a breastfeeding mother who has ample milk, and maybe a bunch of extra pumped milk in the freezer, there is now a place in Seattle to donate it. Swedish Hospital's First Hill campus is now a breast milk drop off site for the NW Mother's Milk Bank.
