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No Tax Credit For Wind Power Could Mean Fewer Jobs In The Pacific Northwest Staff Reporter on News - October 15, 2012 Those giant wind turbines that line ridges across the Northwest have brought green energy and construction jobs to many rural areas. But some of those jobs could disappear next year. That's if Congress does not extend a...
New Push For Seattle City Council District Elections Staff Reporter on News - September 28, 2012 A new citizens group started a campaign Thursday for a change to the way Seattle elects City Council members.
Religion Not A Factor In Latino Politics Staff Reporter on News - September 28, 2012 Religion is one of the most defining characteristics of Latino culture. But pollsters say it plays virtually no role in how they vote. And for two Mexican–American siblings, faith shapes their lives but not their politics....
Study Confirms BPA Damages Reproductive Systems Staff Reporter on News - September 27, 2012 Research in the Northwest is finding new evidence that a chemical used to harden plastics can damage female reproductive systems.
Inside The Presidents Club With Nancy Gibbs And Michael Duffy Staff Reporter on Speakers' Forum - September 6, 2012 Harry Truman and Herbert Hoover were from opposing parties, but they became friends when Truman took office after Franklin Roosevelt's death and needed some advice. This was the start of the presidents club, a shadow organization...
After A Wildfire, The Erosion Problem Begins Staff Reporter on News - August 23, 2012 Fire officials say the Taylor Bridge wild fire near Cle Elum is nearly contained. Meanwhile, large fires continue to burn in Idaho and California. Getting these wildfires under control marks the beginning of a new problem:...
Making Grizzly Bears Happier Staff Reporter on News - July 31, 2012 Scientists at Washington State University's Bear Research Center are working to help captive animals enjoy their environment by learning more about their moods.
Wash. Mine Fined For Water Quality Violations Staff Reporter on News - July 23, 2012 The Department of Ecology has fined a gold mine in northeastern Washington for water quality violations. The mine has faced numerous penalties over the past five years since it opened.
Spring Chinook Numbers Lower Than Expected Staff Reporter on News - July 2, 2012 You might remember predictions of really high spring chinook runs this year. But, it turns outs, after all the returning salmon were tallied up, the numbers were not as high as everyone had hoped.
The Future Of Zoos With David Hancocks Staff Reporter on Speakers' Forum - June 21, 2012 Modern zoos have become an exercise in commercialism. Before looking at animals, you're funneled toward a gift shop filled with junk. Then you can buy hot dogs and pizza at the food court. Worst of all, not all exhibits...
Another Green River Victim Identified Staff Reporter on News - June 20, 2012 Another victim of the Green River murders was identified earlier this week. It's the longest serial killing investigation in American history.
Inside The Presidents Club With Nancy Gibbs And Michael Duffy Staff Reporter on Speakers' Forum - June 7, 2012 Harry Truman and Herbert Hoover were from opposing parties, but they became friends when Truman took office after Franklin Roosevelt's death and needed some advice. This was the start of the presidents club, a shadow organization...
Paramount's Wurlitzer Organ Continues To Pull Out All The Stops Staff Reporter on News - February 24, 2012 One of the most talked about movies this past year is a silent film called "The Artist." The film is considered a strong contender for Best Picture at Sunday's Academy Awards. Here in Seattle you can still catch...
Dance Tax Causes Confusion Among Seattle Venues Staff Reporter on News - February 16, 2012 A Seattle night club may sue Washington state over a tax on dancing.
Children Of Refugees Staff Reporter on News - January 20, 2012 When a refugee family comes to Washington state, it is often easier for the children to pick up the new language and adapt to the cultural changes. But for their parents, this shift can be a lot harder. Once a refugee family...
Life After War Staff Reporter on News - January 19, 2012 Today we continue our series that explores the lives of refugees in Puget Sound and the challenges that they face as they settle in to their new communities. New refugees coming to the United States have just a few months...
Starting Over At Sea-Tac Staff Reporter on News - January 18, 2012 All week, we are exploring the lives of refugees in Puget Sound and the challenges that they face as they settle in to their new communities. When new refugees arrive, they have a lot to juggle. There's finding housing,...
Little Mogadishu Staff Reporter on News - January 17, 2012 Washington is the 13th most populated state in the country, but the 8th highest receiver of refugees. Refugees come to Washington from all over the world, but the largest groups are from Burma, Iraq, Bhutan and Somalia....
This NOT Just In: Wartime Blackout Staff Reporter on News - December 7, 2011 When Pearl Harbor was attacked 70 years ago, the United States quickly went into war mode. Big cities, including Seattle, were suddenly on "the home front" with lives disrupted as precautions were taken to prepare...
UW Students March For Education Staff Reporter on News - November 10, 2011 The Occupy Wall Street movement inspired University of Washington students, faculty and staff to hit the streets Thursday. A group calling for education for the 99 percent marched from the campus to banks in Seattle's University...
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