'Proceed very cautiously': Experts say WA online elections raise security concerns Voting online is now an option for certain voters in King, Pierce, and Mason counties. But Washington state lawmakers and security experts say these methods should be 'off the table' in 2020.
KUOW Newsroom First 'panic,' then a battle to keep the National Archives in Seattle Lovers of history are scrambling to save a beloved local institution. Last month, the National Archives and Records Administration abruptly announced it would close its Seattle facility.
KUOW Newsroom 'Everyone counts!' Census gets creative in Pierce County. Bus ads, senior center meals, and your kids’ homework ... just some of the places you'll start seeing messages about getting counted in the upcoming U.S. census.
Week In Review Quarantines and phoning in votes this week Bill Radke reviews the week's news with Erica C Barnett of The C is for Crank, Crosscut reporter David Kroman, and Crosscut audience engagement manager Mohammed Kloub.
KUOW Newsroom Teen spirit smells like vaping, and other things lawmakers heard in Olympia The state’s temporary ban expires in a few weeks.
KUOW Newsroom Boeing to keep 737 Max grounded until mid-year Another setback for Boeing and the 737 MAX. The company expects the MAX to remain grounded until mid-year.
KUOW Newsroom Seattle Police Chief identifies, denounces officer fired for social media posts. Seattle Police Chief identifies, denounces officer fired for social media posts.
Week In Review New names, new bills, and newly empty restaurants this week Bill Radke reviews the week's news with Erica C Barnett of The C is for Crank, Allison Williams, senior editor of Seattle Met, and Charles Mudede, writer for The Stranger.
State Supreme Court hobbles Inslee climate-pollution rule Whose pollution is it when a driver burns gasoline made by a big oil company?
Week In Review City growth and city snow this week Bill Radke review the week's news with Eli Sanders, associate editor at The Stanger, Ashley Archibald, reporter for Real Change News, and Karen Weise, tech correspondent for the New York Times.
