When the Seattle Storm face the Connecticut Sun on May 20 at Climate Pledge Arena, the team will hold its first Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Night, part of its 2026 “Storm Surge” series highlighting Seattle’s diverse communities through cultural performances, themed merchandise, and in-game programming.
Walk for Rice event boosts ACRS fundraising efforts
The Asian Counseling and Referral Service is nearing its fundraising goal for the 2026 Walk for Rice campaign after hundreds of community members gathered at Seward Park on Saturday, May 16 to support the organization’s food bank and nutrition programs.
Bainbridge’s Filipino community works through the decades to help create, preserve community
Since the 1930s, Filipinos have lived on Bainbridge Island, helping to shape its contemporary history.
Despite immigration turmoil and rising costs, UW international students remain hopeful
Sitting at her kitchen counter, fourth-year international student Hanqiu Zhong recalled her decision to come to the University of Washington with a smile.
Hong Kong court hears final arguments in the trial of Tiananmen vigil organizers
A Hong Kong court started hearing final arguments Monday in the national security trial of two organizers of the large vigils remembering the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tries Beijing’s ‘zhajiangmian’ on food tour
Jensen Huang is trying some of Beijing’s delicacies—the good, and others which may be more of an acquired taste.
California lawmaker proposes bill to establish “Bruce Lee Day”
California Assemblymember Matt Haney announced a bill this week to designate May 17 as “Bruce Lee Day” in honor of the San Francisco-born martial arts icon.
Indonesia’s first giant panda cub, Rio, is growing and healthy before his public debut
The first giant panda born in Indonesia squirmed as veterinarians checked his hearing and eyesight and confirmed the furry cub was growing and healthy Friday before his public debut later this month.
Judge Rachel Hong’s journey to the bench
Rachel Hong’s small, thin nose ring sparkled when she spoke.
Hobbs heads to Japan to boost trade and business ties
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs is taking a trade mission to Japan this month to strengthen business ties and explore new opportunities for the state’s industries.
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