Impact Report
Investigations team caps four years with state law, policy reforms
From youth labor violations to housing abuses to pandemic-aid fraud, Cascade PBS investigative reporters cast light into undercovered corners of WA in 2025.
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politics
How social media and influencers are shaping the Seattle mayor’s race
Challenger Katie Wilson has gone on a soccer podcast and appeared on a food influencer’s Instagram, and incumbent Bruce Harrell’s campaign started posting on TikTok after Wilson won the primary.
The Newsfeed
The Newsfeed: Northwest Reports examines Ferguson’s first months
Plus, the Campus Parkway Corridor in Seattle’s U District hosts the new living gallery “MexArt 2025” to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Inside Cascade PBS
Remembering Crosscut: 18 years of independent journalism in WA
As Cascade PBS sunsets its digital newsroom, formerly Crosscut, current and former staff members reflect on some of the outlet’s impactful reporting.
Investigations
Prosecutor won’t charge Rotschy after teen loses legs at worksite
Clark County cites a lack of proof that the Vancouver company acted with “culpable mental state” when a 16-year-old was injured using prohibited equipment.