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Drastically fewer sockeye are returning to the Upper Columbia than expected. That's why Washington isn't allowing sockeye fishing this season there.
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Anastasios Tzanidakis/University of WashingtonUniversity of Washington astronomers have published evidence of a possible planetary collision that could inform our understanding of how celestial objects like the moon form. -
Megan Farmer/KUOWThe order, issued Thursday, is the latest in a long-running fight between Washington state officials and GEO Group, the private contractor that owns and operates the federal facility.
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Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXSeattle mallet percussionist Susan Pascal reflects on a diverse three-decade career and her work to source and restore vibraphones for school music programs. -
Phil Onishi/JazzClubsNWThe inaugural Everett Jazz Walk, happening July 11, will bring Pacific Northwest jazz talent to venues throughout the city's revamped port.
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Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXGrammy-winning singer-songwriter Judith Hill returned to KNKX, showcasing her powerful take on modern blues in a captivating three-song set with her family band. -
Parker Miles Blohm/KNKXSeattle JazzED students light up the KNKX School of Jazz, with mentor Nate Omdal on bass and intern Devon Rafanelli on drums.
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