GoT: it was all a lie. Isabel Allende’s most recent novel asks – what does it mean to start again? And the artist behind Seattle Walk Report dishes on the city. A look at books that captivated us this year.

(Not simultaneously.) A look at the animal kingdom in our midst, via beavers, spiders, raptors, and corvids.

Your questions on COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal on the latest round of federal pandemic relief. And this week's conversation with King County Executive Dow Constantine.

It took 8 months, but the latest round of federal COVID-19 stimulus relief funds passed through Congress last night.

Books have been comforting in this pandemic, whether they're about politics, anti-racism, viruses, or just a total escape into a different world. Bill Radke spoke with Sarah Neilson a Seattle

Short answer: yes.

As the age of Trump winds down, what has it been like to draw him as a political cartoonist? Sometimes, says Seattle Times cartoonist David Horsey, the hardest part is pulling a drawing out of a president who can be a caricature in his own right.

When you’ve gone through the bulk of your streaming holiday options, what then?

How being a COVID Santa is going, and a look at the media of our time: books, cartoons, and film.

FareStart is working it out. New, laxer guidelines on school reopening alarm teachers. Teaching Native history in Washington schools. And this year’s final chat with Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan.