On behalf of all transplants, or anyone else looking to expand their social circle, we want to know what’s worked for you. Where in Seattle have you met people or found community?

The online project, in which neighbors give each other things they no longer need, was started by two Bainbridge Island women. It’s grown to 7.5 million users.

A Seattle 9-year-old is a finalist in the kids division of the 2023 USA Mullet Championships. “It defines me,” says Walker Castle.

Coming out can feel like coming home, but the journey hasn’t been easy for our writer, a queer Pakistani woman who often feels like those identities are at odds.

What words and phrases do only people around Seattle use? Help us identify and define them as we build a Seattle-specific glossary.

Part of me is hopeful that Juneteenth will inspire non-Black people to learn more about Black culture and examine their own anti-Black biases before they join the party. Another part of me fears our holiday will forever be changed, writes Crystal Paul.

Every year, millions of people flock to Manhattan festooned in rainbows and feathers and leather to celebrate the annual Pride March. Many of them will traipse down Christopher Street, home of the Stonewall Inn, the epicenter of the modern gay rights m…

For some, fear or hesitation shrouded the experience, while others could only describe it as joyful.

The Food and Drug Administration last Friday approved fezolinetant, or Veozah, to treat hot flashes for women in menopause. The non-hormonal drug treatment is the first of its class and represents an option for women who cannot take hormones. Menopause…

From idyllic childhood scenes to fighting misperceptions of the area, here’s a sampling of what readers remember about Rainier Beach.