Seattle Channel is proud to announce the municipal TV station has been nominated for a dozen Northwest Regional Emmy Awards by the Northwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS). The nominations were announced Friday night and highlight the quality of several Seattle Channel series, including arts program Art Zone with […]
Live regional spelling-bee action, March 25!
Want to watch elementary and middle-school students knock out words like zwieback, alluvium, thalweg, and peccadillo? So do we! We will live stream the annual King-Snohomish County Regional Spelling Bee, 1 p.m., Sunday, March 25, from Seattle University’s Campion Ballroom. Watch live online or on TV (cable channel 21 for Seattle Comcast & Wave subscribers or 8003 […]
Here’s how to keep Seattle Channel in your Facebook feed
Dear viewers, If you follow Seattle Channel on Facebook, you may have noticed we aren’t popping up in your news feed as often. Earlier this year, Facebook overhauled its news feed to prioritize posts from users’ friends over businesses and news outlets. The change means less public content, including videos and other posts from news […]
Better gardening and tax shock at March Civic Cocktail
The March Civic Cocktail has a green theme. We’ll talk gardening and the impacts of growing property tax bills, 6 p.m., Wednesday, March 7 at Palace Ballroom, 2100 Fifth Ave. First up, Seattle gardening guru Ciscoe Morris will join host Joni Balter to discuss why gardening has taken root in the Pacific Northwest and share his trade […]
American lands and new top cops at sold-out Civic Cocktail, Feb. 7
The sold-out February Civic Cocktail will go behind the headlines with a closer look at a milestone in local police reform and a Trump administration proposal for oil and gas drilling off Washington’s coastline. Joining host Joni Balter are former CEO of REI and former U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and new leaders in […]
Clickdown counts down the top web hits of 2017
Here’s a quick look at 2017’s “greatest clicks,” from certified “loud woman” Lindy West to teen drag queen RainBowGore Cake, safe injection sites to special scouts, Charleena Lyles public hearing to the city’s homeless navigation team, local rocker Mike McCready to Mayor Jenny Durkan’s oath-taking and more! We count down the top web hits of 2017 on Clickdown 21, featuring clips […]
Mayor-elect Jenny Durkan, ‘Boys in the Boat’ author at Civic Cocktail, Nov. 29
Sports and politics have proven popular topics at Civic Cocktail, so it’s no surprise the last program of the year has already sold out. Host Joni Balter will talk with Daniel James Brown, author of a best-selling book about the University of Washington crew team that won a gold medal in the 1936 Olympics, and Seattle Mayor-elect […]
Election coverage roundup
The deadline for the fall ballot is fast approaching! Still not sure about some races in the Nov. 7 general election? Here’s a rundown of our in-depth election programming, most of which is featured on our weekly public-affairs show City Inside/Out with host Brian Callanan. Candidates for mayor, City Council, city attorney and school board visited our […]
Candidate forum focuses on disability issues
The Seattle Commission for People with DisAbilities and the Alliance of People with disAabilities hosted a candidate forum, Oct. 13, addressing policies and funding affecting people with disabilities. The forum featured candidates for Seattle mayor, the two at-large seats on the Seattle City Council, city attorney and seats on the port commission. The forum format […]
Video Voters’ Guide features two-minute candidate statements
Ballots for the Nov. 7 general election arrive in mailboxes this week, and with the launch of the 2017 general election Video Voters’ Guide, voters can hear directly from the candidates for city of Seattle and King County offices. The non-partisan video guide offers candidates on the ballot up to two minutes to issue a […]
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