On June 19th, 1865, a Union general arrived to Texas with news that slavery had ended. It was an announcement two and a half years too late, and one that today calls upon us all to remain vigilant.

The collection, one of the biggest in the country, will be on display in Seattle's first Tiny Cultural Space. 

He also founded the city’s first daily newspaper.

John Bennett hopes saving buildings in one neighborhood can help preserve Seattle at large.

A series of events across North America protest the effects of gentrification and displacement on Seattle's Chinatown-International District and other Chinatowns.

The Duwamish have used the healing spring waters of forgotten Licton Springs for centuries, and landmark designation from the city could protect it for future generations.

VIDEO: A century ago, Seattle's hockey team was the best in the world. But it was no match for the Spanish flu, or plans for a downtown parking garage.