For Farmworkers’ Kids, Country Air Means Dust, Pesticides And Asthma

The children of the people who grow our food are especially vulnerable to severe asthma attacks. Now, researchers are trying a new...

Health Officials Want You to Prepare for Wildfire Smoke Now

Experts say people need to prepare before fires start. One big way to help: get an air filtration system.

Noah’s March: 11-Year-Old Breaks a Record Walking for a Cure

Noah Barnes is one of 1.25 million Americans with Type 1 Diabetes, and he’s marching for a cure.

Ask the Governor | Oct. 17, 2017

Gov. Jay Inslee talks with Enrique Cerna about health care, climate change and education.

Climate Change Is Making Smoky, Unhealthy Air More Common

As climate change plays out in the Northwest, more smoky, unhealthy air will come along with hotter, drier summers and bigger wildfires.

Breathing Bad: Helping Kids Cope With Asthma

Is the smoky haze over Seattle triggering your child’s asthma? Learn more about asthma risk factors, resources and more.

Birth Defect Investigation Offers No Answers to Grieving Families in Eastern WA

A cluster of fatal birth defects has left several families in Eastern Washington mourning the loss of children they will never know.

Living With Rheumatoid Arthritis: Miss Washington’s Journey to Miss USA

Someone Like Me

Surviving and thriving with fetal alcohol syndrome disorder.