Howard Reich's parents survived the Holocaust, but he was reluctant to face the past. A family incident and conversations with educator Elie Wiesel led him to co-write an opera.

The Museum of Flight's exhibition "Runway to Runway" shares stories about flight attendants’ fight to improve working conditions in the 1960s and 70s.

Lakeside School senior Kameirah Johnson's digital painting for the national Doodle for Google Contest is inspired by the power she feels from her hair.

Base Camp Community plans to convert office space in a 116-year-old building into housing units for sale below market rate.

The nonprofit Resilient Hearts specializes in saving animals from high-kill shelters. To help find them homes in the Pacific Northwest, they bring puppies to community events.

d’Elaine Johnson is gifting her estate — including about 1,500 pieces of art — to the college. The gift will go toward scholarships for art and horticulture.

The Museum of Glass in Tacoma is undertaking a $25 million renovation. But first, it has to move a lot of expensive, extremely fragile glass.

The highly anticipated reopening of the center marked a big day for community members — and for sustainability in the city.

The Burke Museum's exhibition "Woven in Wool: Resilience in Coast Salish Weaving" showcases new work and honors the instructors who have helped keep the practice alive.

The love story — of two men who are federal employees in the 1950s — will be performed at a time when the military has banned trans service members.