Local author Evelyn Iritani spoke with The Seattle Times about her research process, reflections on the idea of citizenship and the book’s relevance today.

During my visits, I see students deeply engaged in what they’re reading, building knowledge on important topics, developing ...

But the days are growing notably longer, and spring is just around the corner, bringing a bumper crop of books that should appeal to Inland Northwest readers. Get ready for a new “Longmire” mystery, ...

Some classics travel further as symbols than stories. We examine ten formidable works that often sit on shelves as proof of ...

A friend of mine worked at a store in the Fairgrounds Square Mall in the early 1980s, back when malls were the social hub for suburban teenagers. “Michelle” told me how she learned — through the ...

"You decided to kill that dog because you had not invested the appropriate time and training!" ...

Gov. Ned Lamont cut grants and earmarks worth $4 million from six sections of a bill that sped to passage with little review last week.

This Ohio museum reveals Great Lakes shipwreck stories through immersive exhibits, artifacts, and unforgettable history.

Scripture Reflection for the Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter, apostle (First Sunday of Lent): Lent calls for a return to the basics. On Ash Wednesday, for instance, we are exhorted to give alms, to ...

Broad knowledge built through social studies, literature, art and science, is what turns students into strong readers — a ...

When I was growing up in the ’60s in California, Presidents Day wasn’t a thing – though we did honor our two greatest presidents. Feb. 12 was celebrated as Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. Ten days later, ...

In Woolf’s final, unfinished manuscript, she employs a “methodology of disorder” that enables “that state of mind in which it ...