Liz Brazile
Online Managing Editor
About
Liz has been KUOW's Online Managing Editor since 2024. She oversees the station's digital news coverage and editorial strategy.
Liz came to KUOW in 2020 as an Online Editor/Producer and was promoted to Deputy Online Managing Editor in 2022. Prior to that, Liz worked at Cascade PBS, YES! Magazine, WLWT-TV, and The Cincinnati Herald.
In 2025, Liz completed ProPublica's rigorous Investigative Editor Training Program. She currently serves on the board of the Seattle Association of Black Journalists as the chapter's Vice President of Digital Content.
Location: Seattle
Languages Spoken: English and conversational Spanish
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Professional Affiliations: Seattle Association of Black Journalists; National Association of Black Journalists; Investigative Reporters and Editors; and Ida B. Wells Society
Stories
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Harborview, UW medical centers to test all incoming patients for Covid-19
Starting Monday, all patients admitted to Harborview Medical Center, as well as the Montlake and Northwest campuses of UW Medical Center will be tested for Covid-19.
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You have a medical emergency that isn't coronavirus. Should you go to the hospital?
If you find yourself or a loved one in the midst of a crisis such as a heart attack, stroke, or a broken bone in Washington state, here's what you should do.
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Army field hospital leaves Seattle after 9 days. It never saw a patient
Gov. Jay Inslee's office on Wednesday announced that the state will be returning a field hospital deployed to CenturyLink Field Event Center to the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Stay-at-home order extended into May for Washington state amid coronavirus outbreak
Gov. Jay Inslee has extended his order for Washingtonians to stay home unless engaging in essential activities until 11:59 p.m. on May 4.
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'Seize our own destiny': Gov. Inslee calls on Washington state manufacturers to help fight COVID-19
Gov. Jay Inslee is calling on businesses across Washington state to help produce critical medical equipment, such as N95 masks, face shields, and testing supplies.
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How Seattleites are keeping dating alive during the Covid-19 pandemic
Dating apps report increased use, as housebound daters attempt to keep romance alive in the time of coronavirus.
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Seattle area COVID-19 epidemic shows signs of slowing down, experts say
Mandatory social distancing orders in Washington state appear to be mitigating the spread of the coronavirus in King County, according to new report from the Bellevue-based Institute for Disease Modeling. But the new findings are inconclusive and local health officials caution against rolling back social distancing orders prematurely.
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Violate stay-at-home order and risk arrest or having business license revoked, state officials say
Officials on Monday outlined the consequences for violating an order for Washingtonians to stay home unless engaging in essential activities. People who fail to comply could be fined, have their business licenses revoked, or even be arrested.
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Prepare for an extension of Washington's stay-at-home order, Gov. Inslee says
A statewide stay-at-home order is currently in place until midnight on April 8. But Gov. Jay Inslee says Washingtonians should prepare to stay home for even longer, as officials work to flatten the COVID-19 curve.
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'Stay at home' to fight coronavirus decreed in Washington state after sunny weekend
Gov. Jay Inslee has ordered all Washingtonians to stay home unless they must leave for vital activities, such buying groceries, seeking medical attention, or reporting for work at an essential business. The unprecedented action compels all nonessential businesses to temporarily close brick-and-mortar stores, and will also ban all public and private gatherings, including weddings and funerals.