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A journey to Texas reveals the history & resilient hope of the Juneteenth holiday.
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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.
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The Council passed an interim law allowing four to six units on every lot. Developers and architects share how they think this will impact the city.
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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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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.
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Seattle upzoned single-family neighborhoods. What will get built?
The Council passed an interim law allowing four to six units on every lot. Developers and architects share how they think this will impact the city.
Culture
When life gives you rhubarb, make pie
An intimidating spring vegetable to many in the Pacific Northwest, Rachel Belle has landed on her perfect recipe.
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Rural & Native stations would bear the brunt of public media cuts
Lost funds would hurt broadcasters nationwide, but the most vulnerable are concentrated in the West, where 20% of revenue is dependent on federal money.
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REI member sues co-op over refusal to release election information
In the wake of a heated 2025 Board of Directors election, the petition argues that the company has a legal obligation to be transparent.
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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 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.
Investigations
WA’s workers’ compensation system ensnarls some hurt on the job
A “grand bargain” under L&I can force injured employees to navigate multiple appeals or turn to costly litigation to get the care they need.
politics
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Seattle’s No Kings protest Saturday among largest in city history
The estimated 70,000+ peaceful demonstrators had various grievances with the Trump administration, but immigration policy was the prevailing theme.
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What tenants and landlords should know about WA’s new rent cap law
New buildings, housing owned by nonprofits and some low-income housing are all exempt under the law, which limits annual hikes at 7% plus inflation.
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Spokane aerospace center faces rocky launch after grant recission
Last month the Trump administration clawed back awarded grants for several “tech hubs,” including the American Aerospace Materials Manufacturing Center.
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Podcasts
Why Tech Platforms Have Gotten Worse – and What to Do About It
In a live taping of WNYC’s On the Media, author and activist Cory Doctorow argues that tech giants have chased profits at the expense of users.
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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