Recent Seattle Channel Show Videos The Seattle Channel 3532608 Stacey Fitzpatrick’s husband left for work in West Seattle, but he never came home. On Chino y Chicano, Fitzpatrick tells Enrique Cerna how her husband, Eduardo Aguirre, was arrested by ICE and quickly transferred to an out-of-state detention center. She opens up about the fight to bring him home and explains why she believes his case is a warning about immigration enforcement, due process, and the state of American democracy.
 
 

]]> 9/3/2026 community/cyc_ICE_3532609.mp4 29:27 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cyc_ICE_3532609.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cyc_ICE_3532609.jpg The Seattle Channel 4042624 For people experiencing homelessness, a pet can be a lifeline. But getting medical care for both can be a challenge. The One Health Clinic treats both ends of the leash, bringing human and veterinary care together under one roof. Producer Nicole Sanchez visits this unique partnership between the University of Washington and Washington State University to see how caring for people and their pets is changing lives.

]]> 9/1/2026 community/cs_vetclinic_4042624.mp4 5:38 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_vetclinic_4042624.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_vetclinic_4042624.jpg The Seattle Channel 4042507 It’s a real-life example of the butterfly effect. The Island Marble butterfly was once thought to be extinct. Now, conservationists are working to bring this rare species back from the brink by protecting and restoring the ecosystem it depends on. Producer Annabelle Cassam and photojournalist Pete Cassam introduce us to the people lending a helping hand as these fragile butterflies make their slow return.

]]> 9/1/2026 community/cs_butterfly_4042507.mp4 6:35 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_butterfly_4042507webnew.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_butterfly_4042507webnew.jpg The Seattle Channel 4052606 Kittens took over Seattle City Hall for the Seattle Animal Shelter’s annual Kitty Hall adoption event. Nearly 40 kittens — plus two senior cats — were looking for new families, drawing a line of eager adopters through the City Hall lobby. With so many irresistible faces in one place, the race was on to see who would find their forever homes. Video by Ian Devier

]]> 9/1/2026 community/cs_kitty_4052606.mp4 2:37 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_kitty_4052606.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_kitty_4052606.jpg The Seattle Channel 4042627 Woodland Park Zoo is home to four orangutans, offering visitors a rare chance to observe and learn about these remarkable animals. But in the wild, orangutans face a far more uncertain future. Human expansion and habitat loss threaten the nearly 120,000 that remain in Southeast Asia’s rainforests. See how the zoo is working to protect orangutans and the ecosystems they depend on. Video by Chris Barnes

]]> 9/1/2026 community/cs_orangutan_4042627.mp4 3:08 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_orangutan_4042627.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_orangutan_4042627.jpg The Seattle Channel 3072608 Our actions can shape the habitats of animals. Host Nicole Sanchez visits the Woodland Park Zoo to learn about the zoo's work to save rainforests and the creatures that call them home, including the endangered orangutans. Plus, meet the folks at One Health Clinic, which provides care for people and their pets; also, see how conservationists are helping the once-thought-extinct Island Marble butterfly make a comeback; and Seattle City Hall becomes “Kitty Hall,” where dozens of cats are looking for forever homes.

]]> 9/1/2026 community/CS_090126_3072608.mp4 23:59 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/CS_090126_3072608.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/CS_090126_3072608.jpg The Seattle Channel 3532608 In 2025, Fred Rivera left a top job with the Seattle Mariners to found the Rivera Group, a sports business advisory firm. In this episode, the former Executive Vice President and General Counsel of the Mariners shares how his early days as a high school and college baseball player shaped the mindset that carried him through law school, into top law firms, and ultimately into professional sports. Now CEO of the Rivera Group, Rivera is focused on creating opportunities in sports design and giving back to the Latino community he's proud to represent.

]]> 8/25/2026 community/cyc_rivera_3532608.mp4 29:09 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cyc_rivera_3532608webnew1.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cyc_rivera_3532608webnew1.jpg The Seattle Channel 3352602 January 1979. The Heats give their first public performance in the gymnasium of Sequim High School. Less than two years later, the power-pop foursome—Kenny Deans, Keith Lilly, Steve Pearson, and Don Short—was tearing up the local club scene, opening for The Knack and Heart, with their single “I Don’t Like Your Face” climbing the Billboard charts. By New Year’s Eve 1983, The Heats called it quits, playing their final show at Belltown’s legendary Astor Park. But the spark never really went out. In fall 2025, Kenny, Keith, and Steve—joined by guitarist Jon Memolo—cranked it back up for this high-octane concert at Tacoma’s Spanish Ballroom.

]]> 8/20/2026 artZone/AZ_heats_3352602.mp4 53:06 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/az_theheat_2026-2web.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/az_theheat_2026-2web.jpg The Seattle Channel 3342608 Tensions are high at City Hall after a deadly shooting at the Bite of Seattle and the major communication problems following it. Mayor Katie B. Wilson has asked for and received the resignation of Police Chief Shon Barnes, which has a number of City Councilmembers questioning her leadership. Host Brian Callanan talks with Council President Joy Hollingsworth and Councilmember Maritza Rivera about the continued fallout from the shooting, and the questions you're sending in, too, on City Inside/Out: Council Edition.

]]> 8/14/2026 news/CIOCE_aug26_3342608.mp4 29:13 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/CIO_August2026_HollingsworthRiveraweb.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/CIO_August2026_HollingsworthRiveraweb.jpg The Seattle Channel 4052604 Seattle World School, Kandelia, and Seattle Parks and Recreation teamed up for a five-week summer program that takes learning beyond the classroom. New and returning students build English language skills through rigorous, small-group instruction and hands-on exploration of Seattle’s natural environment, guided by Seattle Urban Nature Guides.

]]> 8/13/2026 community/cs_worldschool_4052604.mp4 4:10 http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_worldschool_4052604web.jpg http://www.adc.seattlechannel.org/images//images/seattlechannel/videos/2026/cs_worldschool_4052604web.jpg