The Latest Engage 'Service is also action': An imam, a pastor, a rabbi and a philosopher on faith and radical change Three faith leaders and a philosopher talk with KUOW's Ross Reynolds about service and responsibility as we face COVID-19, systemic racism, and economic catastrophe. With unproven Covid tests, false advertising and a bucket, this Seattle doctor set up shop in a vacant hotel That a budget hotel has become a makeshift medical facility offering unproven antibody tests highlights the gaps in regulatory oversight at the local, state and federal levels during this pandemic. KUOW Newsroom A civil liberties perspective on protests against police killings Making change ‘when the protesting is done’ KUOW Newsroom Amazon sued by warehouse workers in New York Amazon is fighting its first lawsuit filed by American warehouse workers. Workers at a warehouse in Staten Island, New York, the company's practices there amount to a public health risk. The Record June 2nd | Four days of protest in Seattle How to change the status quo. The leaders of Pierce and Snohomish county respond to the protests. And a King County defense attorney on the Seattle Police Department. KUOW Newsroom Drive to kick Seattle Police Officers Guild out of King County Labor Council Protests around the country against police brutality have highlighted the role police unions play in maintaining the status quo. Now there’s a petition drive to expel the Seattle Police Officers Guild from the King County Labor Council. KUOW Newsroom While many of us work from home, this Seattle brewer lives at work The pandemic has forced many businesses to come up with creative ways to stay afloat. One local brewer used the down time during the stay-at-home order to reimagine his business strategy. Manuel Ellis: Tacoma Man Died In Police Custody, Saying He 'Can't Breathe' "We are devastated to have the death of Manuel Ellis become a part of this national conversation," Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards says. All Things Considered Louisville Community Leader On Protests: 'People Want To See Something Different' Sadiqa Reynolds, president of the Louisville Urban League, says the protests — which have been peaceful and diverse in her city — are "changing the way the criminal justice system has to respond." Race, Ethnicity Data To Be Required With Coronavirus Tests In U.S. The federal government says that as of Aug. 1, all laboratories must include detailed demographic data when reporting test results in order to help fight the pandemic nationally. 1 of 1380 Next
Engage 'Service is also action': An imam, a pastor, a rabbi and a philosopher on faith and radical change Three faith leaders and a philosopher talk with KUOW's Ross Reynolds about service and responsibility as we face COVID-19, systemic racism, and economic catastrophe.
With unproven Covid tests, false advertising and a bucket, this Seattle doctor set up shop in a vacant hotel That a budget hotel has become a makeshift medical facility offering unproven antibody tests highlights the gaps in regulatory oversight at the local, state and federal levels during this pandemic.
KUOW Newsroom A civil liberties perspective on protests against police killings Making change ‘when the protesting is done’
KUOW Newsroom Amazon sued by warehouse workers in New York Amazon is fighting its first lawsuit filed by American warehouse workers. Workers at a warehouse in Staten Island, New York, the company's practices there amount to a public health risk.
The Record June 2nd | Four days of protest in Seattle How to change the status quo. The leaders of Pierce and Snohomish county respond to the protests. And a King County defense attorney on the Seattle Police Department.
KUOW Newsroom Drive to kick Seattle Police Officers Guild out of King County Labor Council Protests around the country against police brutality have highlighted the role police unions play in maintaining the status quo. Now there’s a petition drive to expel the Seattle Police Officers Guild from the King County Labor Council.
KUOW Newsroom While many of us work from home, this Seattle brewer lives at work The pandemic has forced many businesses to come up with creative ways to stay afloat. One local brewer used the down time during the stay-at-home order to reimagine his business strategy.
Manuel Ellis: Tacoma Man Died In Police Custody, Saying He 'Can't Breathe' "We are devastated to have the death of Manuel Ellis become a part of this national conversation," Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards says.
All Things Considered Louisville Community Leader On Protests: 'People Want To See Something Different' Sadiqa Reynolds, president of the Louisville Urban League, says the protests — which have been peaceful and diverse in her city — are "changing the way the criminal justice system has to respond."
Race, Ethnicity Data To Be Required With Coronavirus Tests In U.S. The federal government says that as of Aug. 1, all laboratories must include detailed demographic data when reporting test results in order to help fight the pandemic nationally.
