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Of the half-dozen young politicians Cascade PBS interviewed, many are renters and cited housing affordability as a driving issue in their run for office.

Pathways for Women has provided temporary housing and other aid for women and children for 20 years, but rising costs are straining its resources.

After suffering a stroke, Donald Watts Jr. is back in the paint coaching at the foundation he started with his SuperSonics father, Slick Watts.

Alexis Mercedes Rinck was officially sworn in to the Seattle City Council. She sits down to talk collaboration, balance and keeping campaign promises.

In her latest venture, the host of Your Last Meal and The Nosh shares 45 globally influenced recipes for dishes using tahini and sesame.

Brangien Davis explores a King Street Station exhibit that offers a compelling gallery experience for blind and low-vision art-goers.

Plus, an homage to IKEA (Swedish meatballs included), and Elphaba, Glinda and Mary Poppins take local stages.

The investigation covers years-long complaints from mobile residents who allege rising costs and fees have put some at risk of losing their homes.

At Robert Eagle Staff Middle School, administrators are seeing a “huge improvement” after limiting students’ cellphone use during class time.

Dr. Jennifer Heerwig researches all of the city’s election cycles, and says the program has diversified donor and candidate pools.