Jadenne Radoc CabahugEmerging Journalist News Fellow

“There’s this firehose of firearms that are coming into our communities,” said Ryan Disch-Guzman, chief of staff at the Alliance for Gun Responsibility.

The Cascade PBS/Elway poll found younger voters are more optimistic about the election, though they are less likely to vote than other age groups.

Alexis Mercedes Rinck and Tanya Woo showcased different leadership styles but agreed on some of the city’s most pressing problems, such as public safety.

The Biletskiys and seven of their children uprooted when Russia invaded. Now in Pierce County, they long for news from their oldest, a POW soldier.

Tutors, laptops, printers, audiobooks — all are affected by the district ransomware attack, and could take months to return to normal.

A free state program aims to remove barriers to treatment and create clear next steps for doctors and patients after an overdose.

WSDOT’s new drone pilot program aims to cover up hard-to-reach areas known as “heaven spots,” but is it just painting over a larger problem?

Nearly half of refugees in the state are children under 18. One Afghan family recounts their experience at Parkside Elementary. 

Left, Right & Center podcast host David Greene talks the Israel-Hamas war and media coverage in the presidential race with Sarah Isgur and Mo Elleithee.

Washington was the first state to commit to zero traffic fatalities. But 24 years later, deaths are at an all-time high and officials are reevaluating.