Morning Edition
Morning Edition at 5:00 a.m.
KUOW's Bernard Ouellette and Liz Jones present local news and information along with coverage of the region from the Northwest News Network, coverage of the nation and the world from NPR, and business news from American Public Media's Marketplace.
The Diane Rehm Show
"The Diane Rehm Show's" guests include many of the nation's top newsmakers but it is Rehm's touch with callers that has endeared her to her listeners. More »
Health Care For The Undocumented
Weekday at 9:00 a.m.
Federal health care reform is expected to extend health insurance to 32 million people. That leaves around 23 million people uninsured including millions of undocumented immigrants. Should these immigrants benefit from health care reform? What health care options are available to them?
Do Students Know Enough About Their Loans?
Weekday at 10:00 a.m.
The average college student graduates with almost $25,000 of debt. Can a teenage student appreciate the forthcoming weight and responsibility of the expensive loans they agree to? What should colleges be doing to inform students and their parents? How have student loans affected your life and education?
To The Point
To The Point at 11:00 a.m.
A fast–paced news program focusing on the hot–button issues of the day, featuring three discrete segments: Newsmaker, Main Topic and Reporter's Notebook.
Marketplace
Marketplace at 6:30 p.m.
News bureaus across the US, in London and Tokyo contribute to this daily magazine of business and economics, providing unique global perspectives on business and commerce coverage.
- Artist Gregory Blackstock Savors Success Despite Hardships
This year's Bumbershoot poster was designed by Seattle artist Gregory Blackstock. Blackstock is autistic and has overcome a life of menial jobs, as well as being ripped off by disgraced financial adviser Rhonda Breard. Now he's savoring artistic success. - Coburn Brown Loses Stay Request
- Seattle Schools To Pay Nearly $1M In Retaliation Lawsuit
- Seattle Home Prices Flat Despite National Increase
- Oregon Department Of Revenue To Close Field Offices
- King County Union Foregoes Raise
- Tacoma Group Wants To Limit Smoking In Apartments
- Home Contracts Up; Rates Dip To 4.32 Percent
- Discounts Spur Sales, But What About The Holidays?
- New Jobless Claims Drop For Second Straight Week
- Rapper T.I. And Wife Arrested On Drug Charges
- Discovery Hostage-Taker Hated Programming
- Boxer, Fiorina Spar in California Senate Debate
- Some Dig In, Others Flee Coast As Earl Nears
- Can Lessons Learned In Iraq Work In Afghanistan?
- Community Near Ground Zero Almost Like Any Other
- Tony Blair On War, Globalization And 'My Political Life'
- Pakistan trio out of England tour
- PM backs Hague over aide rumours
- Bid for Mid-East peace to begin
- Ministers propose 45p drink price
- RBS to cut a further 3,500 jobs
- Man beat wife and daughter to death
- Pair held over 'honour killing'
- Four power firms face sales probe
- Strike 'kills Afghan civilians'
- Police complaint numbers revealed
Batman, Superman, Yoda, Goofy - all costumed characters that used to pose for pictures near Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood are joining for a protest at Los Angeles City Hall. From KPCC-FM.
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News stories KUOW editors are following.
- '4 teams named in waterfront design,' crosscut.com
- 'Man shot by police was deaf in left ear,' seattlepi.com
- 'Seattle cop won't face hate-crime charge for kicking Latino man.,' seattletimes.com
- 'Once in a century salmon run hits Canada's west coast,' planetark.org
- 'Bicyclist weighs in on road diets,' crosscut.com
The Art Of Our City
"The Art of Our City" introduces listeners to something new, from a temporary public artwork, to pocket parks and other urban treats.
A Guide To Visitors
"A Guide To Visitors: Storytelling In Seattle" features the best real–life stories you've ever heard, told by local people at venues around Seattle.
KUOW's All Things Considered
All Things Considered 9/1/2010 at 4:00 p.m.
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Can you make the payments on your student loan?
These last few years have been a terrible time to come out of school with a job to find and loans to pay. How are you doing at making your loan payments? Answer this question »
