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After almost two decades of planning, complications with a housing developer have left the small Central Washington city on the brink of bankruptcy.

Plus, Seattle has a new Civic Poet, and a crop of fresh books by Northwest authors hits the shelves. 

The latest on recent headlines, including the legislative debate over AI bills and an open call for filmmakers for Cascade PBS’s Origins docuseries.

Plus, Seattle Opera stages a wildly animated take on a classic, and more theater picks — from nonlinear dramas to a big Broadway hit.

The Dispute Resolution Program issued its largest reimbursement yet to nearly 3,000 residents in response to complaints against owners Hurst & Son LLC.

Plus, a new jazz walk bops through Pioneer Square, and a look at legendary Northwest photographer Al Smith.

While Black and brown entrepreneurs face greater economic barriers, Jenefeness Franke of Washington’s Black-Owned Business Excellence is optimistic.

Plus, Seattle Art Museum trades in a tree sculpture for plastic clouds, and ways to plan a Super Bowl-free weekend.

With 268 new costumes, a set inspired by Coast Native design and a $4 million price tag, the Seattle ballet is modernizing the 19th-century classic.

Plus, Century Ballroom announces there’s hope for its survival while other Seattle arts spaces move, shake and innovate.