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Mitch Borden/KNKXWashington state leaders are trying to help hundreds of thousands of people expected to lose health insurance as federal changes to Medicaid roll out in the coming months. -
Nyla Moxley/KNKXAfter earthquakes devastated cities in northern and central Venezuela in June, almost a dozen South American restaurants across Western Washington joined together to help.
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New public restrooms installed next to Lumen Field ahead of the World Cup are being moved around ahead of schedule after an appeal from a nearby property owner. -
The hospital network announced that its family medicine residency program will no longer partner with three Seattle-area health organizations after 2029. -
The Seattle Indian Health Board’s new rehab facility, which opens later this year on Vashon Island, will provide dozens of treatment beds for low-income individuals. -
The deadly implosion at a pulp and paper mill spilled a toxic mix of chemicals and killed 11 workers. Federal and state entities are investigating what went wrong. -
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A homemade tool for fighting food insecurity is getting some high-tech assistance. Dozens of little free food pantries are being linked together by an app. -
The University of Washington announced a $25 million endowed gift will help fund tuition costs for students who want to become rural doctors. -
Washington state researchers are joining an international drug trial that is testing a new GLP-1 medication as a treatment for moderate to severe alcohol addiction. -
The Allen Institute in Seattle says scientists have now learned enough about how the brain works to start fixing it when it breaks. -
About 600,000 women are currently navigating peri-menopause, menopause, or post-menopause in the workforce, according to the Washington State Women’s Commission.
