Florangela Davila
News DirectorFlorangela Davila has been a journalist since 1992. For 14 years she worked at The Seattle Times, covering race and immigration. She also served as managing editor and news host at KCTS 9. The child of immigrants from Colombia and Peru, she was born and raised in Los Angeles and graduated from UC Berkeley and Columbia University. She’s earned numerous individual and team journalism honors in print, online and broadcast, most recently three regional Murrow awards for KNKX.
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Washington Gov. Jay Inslee was joined Monday by community leaders to decry what he called a “horrendous surge” of violence against Asian-Americans.Last… -
This story originally aired on April 30, 2016.Woody Guthrie, often considered America's greatest folk icon, authored hundreds of ballads during his…
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Eyebrow-raising. Edgy. Wickedly controversial.Those are probably the best descriptors for ACT Theater’s wildly ambitious new production that opens Sept.…
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Let’s take a minute to consider what it’s sometimes like when you go see art. You walk into a museum. You take a look around and you’re just not feeling…
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At 95, Norma Miller can still bust a move. “Swing baby,” says Miller, who will dance with a partner as she hums the Count Basie song “Shiny…
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There’s no question Ira Glass is talented. But among those talents, let’s just say that, according to him, he’s not the greatest dancer in the world.“In…
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Consider apple pie and how we regard it as quintessentially American.Now, says Jennifer 8. Lee, consider Chinese food.“How often do you eat apple pie…
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Frank Boyd admits he is neither a jazzhead nor a jazznerd. He’s a newcomer to appreciating the music — music that he says has a public perception…
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Seattle actors Jessica Skerritt and Dane Stokinger have played opposite one another before. There was the time last year in Arizona, when they were in a…
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One of the stars in the latest production of Seattle Children’s Theatre is the perfect example of how theater can be something magical. The performer’s…
