 After a heated election season in Seattle, early results suggest a political shift to the center. Reporter Erica C. Barnett, pollster Stuart Elway, and University of Washington Prof. Gregg Colburn share takeaways from election night.
Josh Tuininga’s graphic novel “We Are Not Strangers” is based on the true story of his uncle’s grandfather, a Sephardic Jewish immigrant in Seattle who helped his Japanese American neighbors when the U.S. government incarcerated them during World War II.
 Creative vision and aerospace engineering merge in Museum of Flight's “Art and Flight" exhibit. The group show highlights the prominence of both fields in our region and explores the concept of flight from a range of artistic perspectives. The exhibit runs now through Jan. 7, 2024.
 The costuming for the Seattle Rep's fresh adaption of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" is something to behold in and of itself. Art Zone got a behind-the-scenes look at how it all comes together.
It’s National American Indian Heritage Month and we’re highlighting this summer’s Paddle to Muckleshoot. Thousands of Native people came together to pay homage to their ancestors who once paddled these waters and to stand in solidarity for the preservation of sovereignty and treaty rights in their communities.
With some crafting, reading, and musical help from friends, Auntie Lena and Possum talk about how hard it can be to lose something special to us, and how even if we never find it, it could be doing good somewhere else.
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