Short List: Music
Weβre a music city, baby! But the talent runs way deeper than the excellent indie/rock/punk canon you may already know and love. Whether reimagining hip-hop,…
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Short List: Visual Art
Our cityβs grown up a lot in the past 10 years, and with it, our visual art scene. As with the other categories, itβs hard…
Read full article βBallard Breweries Makers Market returns this month
The annual Ballard Makers Market and Bar Hop is returning to the Ballard Brewery District this month. Five Ballard breweries will join together for the…
Read full article βSeattle’s Pinehurst Light Rail Station Will Open September 30
Pinehurst Station now has a launch date: September 30. The infill light rail stop will serve a projected 3,400 daily riders between Northgate and South…
Read full article βTexas Takes On Data Centers, Flock Cams
Communities across Texas are assessing their appetite for AI, both data centers and Flock cameras.
Read full article βPinehurst Station Opens September 30
Today Sound Transit announced Pinehurst station will open September 30, 2026. Located between Shoreline South and Northgate stations, Pinehurst is the first ever Link infill…
Read full article βBallard students return to school this week
Itβs the first week of school for Seattle Public Schools, which means youβll see a lot more kids out walking and biking. Seattle Public Schools…
Read full article βWhat to Do in Washington in September
Fair season, fall activities, and a lot of cider.
Read full article βFinal stretch of tunneling underway for Ship Canal project in Ballard
The second and final stretch of tunneling work for the Ship Canal Water Quality Project is underway beneath NW 56th St in Ballard. The Ship…
Read full article βMy Omaha | Trailer
A filmmaker explores racial justice in his hometown as he returns to his conservative father.
Read full article βSlog AM: Gloria Steinem Died, Kids Reject AI Stuffies, and American Health Organizations Are Releasing Their Own Vaccine Recommendations Since the CDC Is Utterly Useless
Gloria Steinem died. She was 92. I canβt adequately summarize in 100-or-so words at 7:45 a.m. on a Thursday morning how Gloria forever changed me,…
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This is a sponsored post from Polaris Strength & Conditioning Absolutely not. You can build meaningful strength at any age, and research shows adults well…
Read full article βThe NPR Politics Podcast
Join Cascade PBS for an evening of insightful political perspectives at a live, in-person recording of the The NPR Politics Podcast. Hosts, Tamara Keith, Miles…
Read full article βMossbackβs Northwest: Season 12 Preview Screening
Join Cascade PBS for a special sneak preview of the 12th season of Mossbackβs Northwest! Plus, Knute βMossbackβ Berger will be live in conversation to…
Read full article βSecond Lines: Poetry In Motion
Tank Ball explores the history of second lines in New Orleans.
Read full article βFood Fight with Rachel Belle
Cascade PBS'sΒ "FoodΒ Fight"Β with Rachel Belle (hostΒ Your Last Meal, The Nosh) is back! This year, the gameshow meets trivia night extravaganza has a special twist: a celebration…
Read full article βClippers Docked 5 First-Round Draft Picks And Fined $30 Million Following Kawhi Leonard Probe
The NBA imposed severe penalties on the Los Angeles Clippers after an investigation found salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard, including five forfeited draft picks,…
Read full article βIs Dumping A Cuban Person In Africa βDeportationβ?
The Trump administration is sending migrants, including Cubans and Venezuelans, to unfamiliar countries like Liberia and Equatorial Guinea rather than their homelands, raising questions about…
Read full article βBlack Americans Have Doubts About the U.S. Food System, New Word In Black Survey Finds
A new Word In Black survey reveals Black Americans deeply value healthy eating but face steep barriers: six in 10 distrust food safety, rising prices…
Read full article βWhat Happens When Every Child Gets To Eat At School?
Colorado voters approved Propositions LL and MM, funding free school meals for all K-12 public students by taxing residents earning $300,000 or more annually. The…
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