A French teen is facing mischief and public nuisance charges in Singapore after posting a video on social media of himself licking a straw from an orange juice vending machine and then putting it back.
Lori Matsukawa shares story of trailblazing career in new memoir
Looking back at one’s own life isn’t necessarily for the faint of heart, let alone trying to step inside the mind of your teenage years.
Seattle memorial for 1886 Chinese expulsion gains key donors
A 14-foot bronze sculpture commemorating the violent expulsion of Seattle’s Chinese community in 1886 moved closer to reality on April 28 when civic leaders, community historians, and media professionals gathered at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience to announce the project had reached its fabrication funding threshold—more than two decades after the idea was first conceived.
“They served us raw meat”: State sues GEO Group over blocked inspections at Tacoma ICE facility
Over the course of just three years, the state has received more than 3,500 complaints about the conditions inside the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma.
AAPI artists’ murals chosen for Renton’s Legacy Square and the 2026 FIFA World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is almost here! Seattle has been preparing well in advance.
Tacoma deputy mayor looks to his roots, community in race for 29th District seat
Chanjolee “Joe” Bushnell is Tacoma’s deputy mayor.
Why you may see Japanese soccer fans cleaning up the stadium after World Cup games
If there’s one country guaranteed to clean up at the World Cup, it’s Japan.
South Korean court convicts wife of ousted President Yoon on further corruption charges
An appeals court has raised to four years the sentence for the wife of South Korea’s ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol for corruption, about two months after her husband was sentenced to life in prison for rebellion.
Filipino American with Seattle ties remembered
About 160 people gathered at Othello Park on April 25 to mourn and honor victims of a recent deadly incident in Negros Occidental, Philippines, including a Seattle-based community organizer who was among those killed, organizers said.
New Seattle sculpture celebrates unity as World Cup approaches
A new sculpture unveiled Monday in Seattle is meant to capture the spirit of a city preparing to welcome the world.