The workplace death that set a new precedent in WA
Reporter Lizz Giordano talks about the 2016 workplace death that set a new precedent in the state. Plus, we look at WA ballot rejections and new art spaces to visit in Seattle.
Your Last Meal podcast delivers a Thanksgiving feast
Host Rachel Belle shares holiday meal favorites from Zosia Mamet, Greta Gerwig and more.
WA voters are dreading the 2024 election
Crosscut’s News Editor shares the latest Crosscut/Elway poll results. Plus, Pro-Palestine supporters block Tacoma port and Rainier Beach’s Black-led organizations battle gentrification.
Inside the WA program that lets moms raise kids in prison
Photographer Amanda Snyder visits the prison parenting program where three moms are raising their kids. Plus, favorable weather improves WA apple volumes in 2023 and a new UW study illustrates the danger of fentanyl.
How the 2023 City Council elections might impact Seattle
Reporter Josh Cohen talks about crucial issues impacting the upcoming elections, from policing to homelessness. Plus, gas prices remain high and a look at WA’s haunted hotels.
Seattle author E.J. Koh on her debut novel
The Liberators grapples with love and loss across generations. Plus, a look at how state funding is spent to address youth homelessness and how Washingtonians are reacting to the Israel-Hamas war.
New data on a WA grant program shows mixed success on equity
Investigative reporter Brandon Block digs into WA COVID grants that promised to help disadvantaged entrepreneurs. Plus, Indigenous college student enrollment sharply declines in WA post-pandemic and AG's office proposes rent rollbacks at Aberdeen mobile home park.
Photographer Rafael Soldi revisits his youth in new exhibit
“Soft Boy” explores themes of violence and connection, the PNW Armenian community helps their people back home, and the race to save SeaTac’s largest forest.
Inside Season 8 of Mossback's Northwest
Mossback’s Northwest returns, Starbucks union gains traction, and treatment courts in Tacoma.
Educators face pressure amid LGBTQ+ pushback
Politics Reporter Joseph O’Sullivan delves into the pushback educators face over curriculum and policies. Also, spotlight on fashion designer Katrina Hess's future-noir outerwear. Plus, vaccines are coming to WA this fall.
Fall arts spotlight on Andrew Lee Creech
Playwright Andrew Lee Creech takes us behind the scenes of 'Last Drive to Dodge'. We’ll also look at the recent exodus of nurses leaving the healthcare field, and a possible minimum wage increase coming to parts of King County.
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