Following back-to-back walk off losses to begin their final road series in Oakland, the Seattle Mariners put up 16 runs in a blowout victory over the Athletics to snap their four-game losing streak.

After a 10-week hiatus, Besa Gordon was back in the Black Media Matters Studio last night and is ready to reconnect with her audience. Although she is still on a healing journey, Besa was grateful to be back doing what she loves and was thankful for the amazing team that kept Back2Besa on FOX 13 Seattle going strong in her absence.

Coming off a second straight frustrating loss to a contender, the Seattle Storm were able to get back on the winning track tonight behind a gritty 71-64 win on the road against the Connecticut Sun.

AFROPUNK is coming to Seattle for the first time this weekend.

Set against the backdrop of Pier 62 at Seattle’s new Waterfront Park on September 7, 2024, this all-ages event promises a dynamic celebration of Black culture and music. KEXP’s Eva Walker, known for her role as the host of The Black Tones and a passionate advocate for the local music scene, will be hosting.

Seattle Parks and Recreation's Big Day of Play, a free event held in Southeast Seattle, was a vibrant celebration of diversity, community engagement, and recreational opportunities. The event showcased the wide range of services offered by Seattle Parks and Recreation and provided a platform for community members to connect with staff and each other.

On Thursday, August 21, Mayor Bruce Harrell, joined by Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Brent Jones at Rainier Beach High School, announced a $14.55 million investment plan to enhance student safety and mental health in Seattle Public Schools. Addressing an audience of press, families, students, and school staff, Harrell emphasized that this initiative is a response to the rise in gun violence as the new school year approaches.

The Amazon Spheres in Seattle are not only a marvel of architecture and a hub for plant life, but recently was also home to a unique artistic collaboration. Meet the Art Brothers, Moses Sun and barry johnson, two artists who have found inspiration and a platform for their work in the understory of this urban rainforest.

Coming off a winning homestand against the San Francisco Giants and Tampa Bay Rays, the Seattle Mariners headed into a ten-game road trip with hopes to carry momentum and make up lost ground against the Houston Astros for the top spot in the AL West. A disaster series in Anaheim against the Angels has changed plans, and now the Mariners seem doomed for their postseason hopes.

The Seattle Storm are struggling heavy since returning to WNBA regular season action from the Olympic break, and despite securing a playoff berth two days ago the team is going through it. Veteran leaders Jewell Loyd and Nneka Ogwumike spoke following the loss to the Sun today to detail the teams struggles.

Naomi Kirori, a junior mass media arts major at Clark Atlanta University, shared her inspiring experience as an intern with Converge Media on The Day with Trae with host Trae Holiday. Connecting with Converge through Africatown, Naomi was actively involved in administrative tasks, particularly enjoying booking and connecting guests for the show.

In a recent episode of The Day with Trae, host Trae Holiday welcomed David Long, a seasoned Seattleite and expert in sales coaching and business growth. He joined Trae to discuss his business Supporting Visions. He shares about his business and the solutions they offer.

In a recent episode of The Day with Trae, host Trae Holiday welcomed Chimaera Bailey, a dynamic community organizer and advocate with a long-standing commitment to youth empowerment. Bailey, who began her work with the organization Powerful Voices in 2011, shared her journey of supporting young people and creating spaces for them to find and use their voices in meaningful ways.

Champ Boxing, a Seattle-based non-profit organization, is making a real difference in the lives of young people. Founded by Kevin Loyal in an abandoned classroom at Rainier Beach High School, Champ Boxing provides free boxing training and mentorship to youth in the community.

The Black Farmers Collective is a grassroots organization in Seattle that is working to cultivate fresh, organic produce while also fostering a sense of community, self-sufficiency, and hope. Dr. Ella McRae, an advocate for the Collective, emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with the land and promoting healthier eating habits through hands-on farming. The Collective also addresses food insecurity and promotes sustainable practices within the community through educational programs and feeding initiatives.

Akia Ronai, a fashion consultant with over 25 years of experience in the industry, recently sat down for an interview to discuss her work on styling Besa, the host of Converge Media's show Back2Besa. Ronai, who has worked with numerous high-profile clients and for companies such as Nordstrom and Amazon, shared her insights on the collaborative process of styling Besa Gordon.

ACT Contemporary Theatre announced today the cast and creative team for the opening show of their 2024/25 Season, POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. This Tony-nominated comedy, written by Selina Fillinger and directed by Jillian Armenante, begins September 7 and has already announced an extension to the run, now closing September 29.

The Seattle Storm have ten games left to play in the WNBA regular season, and a tough stretch of games ahead as they look to make a playoff push. Circling Seattle Sports Christan Braswell describes how they got here, and the road ahead.

In this inspiring episode of Back2Besa, guest host Curtis Delgardo II takes us on a journey through Seattle, highlighting organizations and individuals dedicated to empowering the city's youth. Earlier today, Curtis stopped by Good Day Seattle to share a preview of his Champ Boxing Gym segment with Erin Mayovsky, where he talked about the importance of youth mentorship.

On the latest episode of "The Day with Trae," host Trae Holliday sat down with Stacy Bass-Walden, co-founder and organizer of Alki Beach Pride, to discuss the journey of a community event that started as a small gathering and has now grown into a massive celebration.

For those who have followed Tribal Legacy from the beginning, Jimaine Miller, better known as Def Chef, is a name that resonates deeply. As one half of the Stahi Brothas, alongside Vitamin D, Miller helped shape the local hip-hop scene during the formative years of the Ghetto Children. Back in the '90s, Miller was not only cooking up beats but also literally cooking, a passion that has only grown stronger over time.