Mia Zapata’s Killer Has Died. Peers Remember the Gits Singer’s ‘True Independent Soul’

Jesus Mezquia, the man convicted of the 1993 murder of popular Seattle musician, died in a Washington hospital in January

The Night Nirvana Changed Everything

When I saw them play "Smells Like Teen Spirit" for the first time 30 years ago at a tiny Seattle club, I could feel history happening

Seattle City Council Pledges to Cut Police Budget in Half

A majority of members have backed proposals to defund police, redirect resources into services, housing

Capitol Hill Occupied Protest in Seattle, Washington

Seattle Police Reclaim Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone

At least 31 people arrested as city retakes Capitol Hill following string of four shootings in 10 days in autonomous zone

Seattle’s Autonomous Zone Is Not What You’ve Been Told

Some call it CHOP, some call it CHAZ, and no one knows quite what it is. But one thing is clear in a blocks-large swath of Capitol Hill: a community is taking shape

Coronavirus Crisis: Snapshot of Seattle

Farm to Table: Exploring the Hama Hama Oyster Habitat

A good oyster is a thrill that invokes memories both real and imagined, what author Rowan Jacobsen calls "more mood than food"

Discovering the Odd Life of Pacific Northwest Oysters – and Those Who Farm Them

Americans love oysters: Inside the journey from a Seattle river to a serving platter; how it can happen in less than 24 hours.

Chris Cornell: Inside Soundgarden, Audioslave Singer’s Final Days

He was a grunge god and one of rock's most powerful singers. He channeled his dark side into his songs – until it finally got the better of him