Paige Browning
Newscaster
About
Paige hosts midday newscasts and monitors news of significance to the Puget Sound region. She subscribes to KUOW's mission: to create and serve a more informed public. This is what drives each story and newscast she anchors.
Paige was raised in the mountains and lakes around Spokane, the city where she first witnessed the importance of local journalism. She is a former news host and reporter for Spokane Public Radio, a station as invested in culture, environment, and journalism as she is.
The start of her public radio career came one fall in Montana, when Paige reported about black bears rummaging in people's trash. She's a proud alumna of University of Montana's School of Journalism, where she contributed to KUFM.
Paige is a shop steward of KUOW’s SAG-AFTRA newsroom union.
When not on air, you'll find her consuming true crime and long-form journalism, at a museum or music venue, and watching women's basketball.
Stories
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KUOW Newsroom
Seattle politics enter a new frontier this week
Stop me if you've heard this one: A couple of billionaires launch themselves into suborbital space.
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Nearly 800 people believed to have died in Northwest heat wave
The heat wave from two weeks ago is now one of the deadliest weather-related events in Washington state history.
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Seattle Now
The disabled community was way ahead on the WFH thing
It took a pandemic, but America finally did what people with disabilities had been asking for for years and shifted to remote work. Now as we’re trying to figure out how remote we’re going to stay, we’ll hear what working remotely has meant for two Seattlelites with disabilities.
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Seattle Now
Casual Friday: How to survive the heatpocalypse
Seattle prepares for a historic heat wave. A Pride party has to deal with death threats because some people don't like their cover charge. And the pandemic is still here, but we're opening back up next week.
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Seattle Now
Seattle summer nights are warming up, and yes, that's because of climate change
Growing up in Seattle, I wore a fleece on summer evenings. Daytimes were warm, sometimes even wilting, but nights, starting around 7 p.m., were crisp.
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KUOW Newsroom
Weekend arts & culture picks: Folklife, Nordic sights, and live music in-person
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How a new law requiring the recording of interrogations could prevent wrongful convictions
Paige Browning talks with Lara Zarowsky of the Washington Innocence Project about a new law that requires police interrogations to be recorded on both audio and video.
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KUOW Newsroom
When to mask up? Clarity on conflicting guidelines
‘It has led to a super-confusing patchwork. Some companies have said they're keeping their mask requirements for now. Other companies say they're no longer requiring masks for people who are fully vaccinated.’
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KUOW Newsroom
Cheney's out, and so are Durkan's texts, apparently: This week in Washington politics
Congressional Republicans voted to strip Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney of her leadership post this week; it was a punishment of sorts for her outspoken opposition to former President Donald Trump. And here in Seattle, could there be room for a center-right candidate in the largely progressive mayoral race?
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Seattle Now
WA has some ambitious new climate plans
State lawmakers just passed a package of bills that could put Washington at the leading edge of climate policy. David Roberts with the clean energy newsletter Volts explains.