'Extreme Weather Will Tell This Truth': Climate Protests Erupt In Major Cities Hundreds of protesters were arrested in London, Amsterdam and New York, among other cities. "Extreme weather will tell this truth for us unless the Government does it for us first," organizers said. Colin Dwyer
The Ave without cars? More bike lanes? City Council candidates debate U District future Who is The Ave for? The future of the U District’s signature street features prominently in the District 4 campaign for Seattle City Council. Amy Radil
The biggest soot polluter in the region is on King County land. Should it be? Kim Malcolm talks with investigative reporter Robert McClure about the Ardagh Group's glass recycling plant in south Seattle. Kim Malcolm
Inslee Calls On State Wildlife Agency To 'Significantly Reduce' Lethal Wolf Actions Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is asking state wildlife officials to “significantly reduce” the killing of wolves involved in livestock conflicts. In a letter to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind, Inslee asked that the state increase efforts to change guidelines that dictate when a wolf can be lethally removed. Courtney Flatt
Plastic with your seafood? Same question goes for otters and orcas It was a dark and slippery early morning on the Oregon coast when researchers scrambled down the rocky shore in the small town of Yachats. They kept one eye on the crashing waves while scanning for two species of Pacific Northwest sea life that are now being checked for microplastics — fibers and fragments less than 5 millimeters long. Tom Banse
It's officially snow season in Washington state It's October 1 — the first day for measuring snowpack in Washington state. And there's already a dusting in the mountains. Paige Browning
Why does the water level of Lake Washington change through the year? Lake Washington water levels go up and down by 2 feet every year. You may be surprised to find out why. Katherine Banwell
How to rid the woods of racism For many people, getting outside can be a chance to relax and unwind. For people of color, it can also mean having to deal with racism. People of color and their allies gathered outside Seattle last weekend at a festival aimed at changing that. Eilís O'Neill
Seeking: Wolves marked for death in Washington state The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is trying to kill one to two of the nine wolves in the Grouse Flats pack, in the southeast corner of the state. Eilís O'Neill
Birds in Washington are in decline, with the rest of the nation Wildlife population experts are sounding the alarm that North America has nearly 3 billion fewer birds now than in did in the 1970s. Paige Browning