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We enlist allies from nature to fight in our battles. But is the enemy of an enemy always a friend?
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Ticket sales dipped as British Columbians opted out after talk of tariffs and annexation. Locals fear the tourism industry will take a hit this summer.
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After agents arrested a man outside a courthouse in June, prosecutors say they will have to use public sources to find out details about defendants.
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Ken Burns explores the revolutionary life of one of the 18th century's most consequential figures.
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Harvard’s Rebecca Lemov sat down with the Radiolab podcast to discuss how treatment of Korean POWs and MKUltra subjects shed light on social media and AI.
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Culture
Art x NW: In Seattle, sculptures that speak ‘American Vernacular’
Plus, Pioneer Square galleries launch fireworks of fine art.
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$50,000 bail, no contact set in King County Assessor stalking case
John Wilson, also a candidate for King County Executive, was arrested Wednesday after violating a restraining order for stalking and harassment.
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WA delegates toe party lines in House passage of Trump budget bill
GOP representatives say tax cuts will benefit working families and small businesses, while Democrats decry massive cuts to federal health, food programs.
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Citing Trump’s rhetoric, Canadians skip Spokane theater shows
Ticket sales dipped as British Columbians opted out after talk of tariffs and annexation. Locals fear the tourism industry will take a hit this summer.
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Chelan County will stop providing court date information to ICE
After agents arrested a man outside a courthouse in June, prosecutors say they will have to use public sources to find out details about defendants.
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Local originals
Out & Back with Alison Mariella Désir
Author, activist and runner Alison Mariella Désir explores our region
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Investigations
Investigations
WA contractor’s safety record under fire after multiple injuries
An employee was airlifted from a Rotschy Inc. job site last month, the second severe-injury incident in two years for the Vancouver-based company.
Investigations
WA spent $45M to boost electric vehicle use — with mixed results
The state offered rebates to lower-income residents to help buy or lease an EV. But Cascade PBS found the program struggled to reach those communities.
politics
politics
WA delegates toe party lines in House passage of Trump budget bill
GOP representatives say tax cuts will benefit working families and small businesses, while Democrats decry massive cuts to federal health, food programs.
politics
Citing Trump’s rhetoric, Canadians skip Spokane theater shows
Ticket sales dipped as British Columbians opted out after talk of tariffs and annexation. Locals fear the tourism industry will take a hit this summer.
politics
City Council confirms Shon Barnes as Seattle’s Chief of Police
After five months as interim chief, Barnes promises to prioritize officer hiring and retention and rebuild the SPD’s approach to community policing.
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Podcasts
Six months in, how has Trump’s second term impacted free speech?
In a live taping of the ‘Open to Debate’ podcast, commentator Brandi Kruse and legal scholar Nadine Strossen examine the state of the First Amendment.
Northwest Reports
Northwest Reports takes listeners a little deeper into the stories that shape Washington state through in-depth, limited series.
Your Last Meal
Your Last Meal is a James Beard Award finalist for best podcast hosted by National Edward R. Murrow award-winning reporter Rachel Belle. Each episode, Rachel asks a celebrity (Greta Gerwig, Jewel, Margaret Cho, John Waters, etc) what they would choose to eat for their last meal.
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