The Record

How are things going to the north? Next week will mark nine months of Canadian-American border closures.

In civil rights-era Seattle, the Congress of Racial Equality took a stand for racial justice.

Why we should return to our mysterious satellite for another round. A Washington state coronavirus expert is headed to Washington, DC. And this week’s chat with (now lame-duck) Mayor Jenny Durkan.

Jane Hopkins got a call from an unknown number to join President elect Joe Biden's Covid T

When Seattle Superintendent Denise Juneau exits her role in June 2021, it will come after heavy criticism from within the district.

But Juneau readiyl touts a series of successes under her leadership, which wh

Tis the season for high profile departures. What we do and don’t know about mental illness. And how to make it through a cold and dreary Seattle winter.

Seattle winters are hard in any year. Throw in a pandemic, and the rainy gray days make for an even more isolating season. So what can we do to keep our spirits up? Scandanavia, with famously dark winters, may lend some insight.

Virtual learning in the pandemic is a major challenge for families in Washington state and beyond. Bill Radke spoke with KUOW reporter Ann Dornfeld about equity issues in Seattle Public Schools and a disturbing results from an investigation at View Ridge Elementary School.

There are several COVID tracking apps being used across more than a dozen states. Washington's version, WA Notify, rolled out last week. But how much personal information does this app require, and how secure is that information?

Prosecutors and advocates say this is “the unfinished work” of overhauling the criminal legal system that was set off by this summer’s protests for civil rights. This week’s talk with King County Executive Dow Constantine. A look at the challenges and surprising upsides facing Seattle Public Schools. And: why isn’t anyone using Washington’s coronavirus tracing app, CovidSafe?