A remarkable rebound for a Seattle basketball mentor
After suffering a stroke, Donald Watts Jr. is back in the paint coaching.
WA court weighs new standards for public defenders
Caseload caps are reevaluated as public defenders argue they don't have enough time.
Seattle's newest councilmember eager to get to work
Alexis Mercedes Rinck was officially sworn in to the Seattle City Council. She sits down to talk collaboration, balance and keeping campaign promises.
Rachel Belle shares the story behind her new Tahini and Sesame cookbook
Rachel Belle’s latest venture is her new cookbook, Open Sesame. A collection of 45 sweet and savory recipes for Tahini and all things sesame. She gives Newsfeed Host Paris Jackson the dish on her favorite recipes.
Seattle art show invites visitors to look — and touch
Brangien Davis explores a King Street Station exhibit.
Cascade PBS doc digs into mobile home rent hikes
The investigation covers years-long complaints from mobile residents.
Phone restrictions paying off at one WA school
At Robert Eagle Staff Middle School, administrators are seeing a “huge improvement”.
Seattle’s Democracy Vouchers program diversifies campaign financing pool
Examining Seattle’s Democracy Voucher program and the money behind election campaigns.
Inside Cascade PBS's new limited series on gun violence
First Response interviews trauma surgeons, intervention specialists battling this crisis.
A breakdown of WA Cares Initiative 2124
Sponsor Let's Go Washington and the Washington State Nurses Association explain what voting "yes" or "no" means for the long-term care program.
Seattle Mayor taps payroll tax to balance city budget
Reporter Josh Cohen breaks down Mayor Harrell’s proposed usage of Jumpstart funds.
WA Gen Z voters excited, but turnout still a toss-up
University of Washington students cited LGBTQ+ rights & gun violence as important issues.
Labor & Industries interpreters file wage-theft suit
Plus, carbon auction prices are down this year.
WA poll finds most voters have made up their minds
Pollster Stuart Elway says this is a very partisan election, and people are sticking with their parties in the presidential and gubernatorial races.
Federal report finds pandemic aid programs had barriers to funding for WA tribes
Some state tribes have echoed concerns about delays in pandemic funding.
Examining faith and politics in Yakima
We’re looking at what some would call the blurred lines between church and state in a Central Washington city council.
Washington’s primary election wrap up
Reporter Shauna Sowersby shares key takeaways from the primary election.
Tacoma nurse organizes BIPOC health fair
A Tacoma nurse is bringing awareness to the chronic health conditions facing BIPOC groups.
A Seattle author examines America’s deep political divisions
We sat down with David Shields to discuss his new book, How We Got Here.
Report details strain on WA abortion providers, patients
Plus, a new Cascade PBS series highlights regional artists and their creative process.
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