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Casey Anthony, Ciara sues ex-husband, Authentic Japanese Food, Beyonce boosts Red Lobster Sales

Steinem and Albright Scold Young Women For Not Supporting Hillary, Pack Up And Go Vacation Startup, Flight Attendants and Pants vs. Skirts, Italian Husband Sues Wife

The United States and Papua New Guinea are the only two industrialized nations that don't provide paid parental leave. And an article on Eater connects the dots between this and the huge lack of top tier female chefs.

This weekend we take a look at affordable housing in Bremerton, visit a furniture design workshop that helps young men get out of gang life, and speak with author Eli Sanders about his book 'While the City Slept'. Plus, should movies with cigarettes be ra

Filmmaker Kevin Smith's Daughter Was Kidnapped, Kale Is Big Business, Woman Shows Up To Her Own Funeral, Smoking In Movies Means An "R" Rating

The city of Bremerton has launched a campaign to encourage downtown Seattle workers to live in Bremerton, where rent and mortgages are half the price. A Bremerton-based 30-something writer argues that Bremerton is a great place for growth.

In 2009, Seattle's Jennifer Hopper and Teresa Butz were asleep when Isaiah Kalebu came in through their bathroom window, raped them, and killed Teresa. A new book by Pulitzer Prize winner Eli Sanders tells the whole story, and shows us how our broken men

Chai, a 37 year old female elephant, died at the Oklahoma City Zoo over the weekend, less than a year after she was moved from Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. Chai spent her entire life in captivity, separated from her mother, and was artificially inseminat

This week Rachel explores zero energy homes so efficient, the owners get checks from the electric company, takes a look at why women have the edge over men when it comes to long distance hiking, and heads to Olympia to visit with the best knife maker in t