Meghan Stewart

Seattle

Executive Producer at KING-TV (Seattle, WA)

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Heroes of the Deep get honored at Seattle Kraken games

1 month ago | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

SEATTLE — At every Seattle Kraken home game, the action on the ice is not the only thing bringing the crowd to their feet. “It’s amazing,” said Annemarie Scalzo, One Roof Foundation senior director of social impact partnerships and programs. “The atmosphere in the arena is electric. Our fans get so behind it.” Launched in 2022 by the One Roof Foundation, the "Heroes of the Deep" program honors individuals and organizations doing extraordinary things to uplift, unite and inspire the community.
One stride at a time: How the Seattle Kraken are making ice skating more inclusive

1 month ago | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

SEATTLE — Every Wednesday morning, the lobby at the Kraken Community Iceplex in Seattle fills with excited chatter, laughter — and the occasional squeal — as preschoolers lace up their skates and head to the rink. Some are stepping onto the ice for the very first time, and many of them fall. But what happens next is the real story. “You see so many kids just like fall, take huge tumbles,” said Andrew Bloom, who works with the Seattle Kraken and One Roof Foundation.
Seattle Kraken's One Roof Foundation creates community through hockey

1 month ago | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

SEATTLE — When Mari Horita took the helm as Executive Director of One Roof Foundation, she was not a hockey fan. “I knew nothing about hockey before taking this job,” Horita said. “But I will say, in the last six years, I have become not just a hockey fan, but I have tremendous respect for the game and for the athletes.” Horita was drawn to the job by the Seattle Kraken’s vision for how a professional team could create social change beyond the ice.
Seattle Kraken's One Roof Foundation serves up hope at their YouthCare

1 month ago | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

SEATTLE — At YouthCare, young people experiencing homelessness can find a warm meal, a safe place to rest and the support they need to move forward, but they can't do it alone. The organization relies on volunteers and community support to make a difference. One of those volunteers is Mary Beth Bylsma, wife of Seattle Kraken head coach Dan Bylsma. She helps out at least once a week, serving lunch at YouthCare’s Orion Center in Seattle.
Seattle Kraken's One Roof Foundation scores big with ball hockey program

1 month ago | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

RENTON, Wash. — It’s game night at Maplewood Heights Elementary in Renton, and the gym is electric. The Krushing and The Hi-Tech — two teams of fourth and fifth graders — are going head-to-head in the Little Krakens Floor Hockey Championship, complete with roaring fans, gold medals and their own version of the Stanley Cup. “These two teams went through a regular season, battling through the playoffs,” said PE teacher Jason Keniston.
Five expert tips to creating a stunning dining room

2 months ago | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

MERCER ISLAND, Wash. — A well-designed dining room is more than just table and chairs. It's about bringing elements that add warmth, style and personality to the space. Interior designer Keri Petersen shares five key layers to make a truly stunning dining room. First, start with a rug. "A rug anchors the dining room and adds warmth and texture," Petersen said. Sizing is key. Your rug should be large enough so your chair stays even when pulled out.
Seattle Opera blends live action with animation in Mozart's 'The Magic Flute'

2 months ago | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

SEATTLE — A beloved opera takes the stage this weekend at Seattle’s McCaw Hall. The Seattle Opera will be performing Mozarts’ "The Magic Flute." It’s a fantastical story filled with adventure, comedy and love. It follows Prince Tamino on a quest to rescue Princess Pamina. Along the way, Tamino faces a series of trials including battling serpents and other creatures. "It is definitely a good story, classic fairy tale story,” said Brandy Sutton who portrays Princess Pamina.
NBC's 'Grosse Pointe Garden Society' promises secrets, scandal and murder

2 months ago | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

SEATTLE — On the surface, “Grosse Pointe Garden Society” is an idyllic landscape, but buried below are secrets, lies and murder. "It's a really fun ride,” said AnnaSophia Robb who stars as Alice. “It's delicious, it's mysterious, it's sexy, it's fun and we have a lot of fun filming it."The show follows four members of a suburban garden club as they try to survive while everything around them unravels. Starring alongside AnnaSophia is Ben Rappaport. "It's very parallel to real life,” said Ben.
Three tips to incorporating plants to your home décor

Jan 21, 2025 | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

SEATTLE — Want to spruce up your home? Why not add a plant or two for an easy refresh? Keri Petersen is the owner and lead designer at KP Spaces where she helps clients create beautiful and intentional spaces that make life a little more fun. She says plants are like living artwork and often incorporate greenery into her designs. Studies show that plants can boost creativity and productivity. Plus, they purify the air, reduce stress and create a calm environment.
It's a 'Reba' reunion on 'Happy's Place'

Dec 5, 2024 | king5.com | Meghan Stewart

SEATTLE — It's a Christmas miracle for fans of the original "Reba" sitcom. Steve Howey who played Reba McEntire's son-in-law is making a guest appearance on her new NBC show "Happy's Place." He'll be reuniting with both Reba and co-star Melissa Peterman. "Happy's Place" is a throwback to classic TV comedies. It's a multi-cam format taped in front of a live studio audience.