Angela Nhi Nguyen
Reporter
About
Angela describes KUOW as her "radio womb." She started out in the station's youth program, RadioActive, and has continued to tell stories over the airwaves ever since. She currently is a mentor for RadioActive and also serves as a general assignment news reporter. Over the years, Angela has received awards for her work including a regional Edward R. Murrow Award, two PRNDIs, and a Korva Coleman Excellence Award. She was also part of NPR's Next Generation Radio Project. Angela worked at Northwest Public Radio for three years as an announcer/assistant producer for the local All Things Considered. She was a freelance reporter for Northwest News Network and even made it onto the national newscast a couple times as a teenager. She has one year left at Washington State University. Angela loves telling anecjokes (anecdotes with cheesy twists) and petting her cats that she's furry allergic to.
Stories
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As UW expands, fear that more Seattleites will be pushed out
The University of Washington has revealed a 10-year plan to expand its Seattle campus and some people are voicing their concerns about the effects it...
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Every time you wash a fleece, its fibers might be polluting a beach
If you put any fleeces in the wash lately, there’s a chance small pieces of plastic fibers from the clothing could be sitting on the sands of a Puget...
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Ed Murray out of Seattle mayor's race; endorses Jenny Durkan
Mayor Ed Murray said he won't wage a write-in candidacy for re-election and instead endorsed Jenny Durkan on Thursday. Murray said Durkan, a former U.S....
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Happy 100th birthday, Ballard Locks. Hope you get the repairs you wished for
This year marks the 100th anniversary for the Ballard Locks and a new report says its age is showing. It faces a repair bill that could be from $30...
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Senator Cantwell's plan to stop Republican health care bill
The Senate could vote as early as this week on the health care bill. And Washington Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell spoke in Seattle recently about...
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Seattle PrideFest takes on Capitol Hill street festival
A Seattle Pride event that showcases Capitol Hill businesses will go on as planned Saturday, but with different organizers. The so-called Bite of Pride...
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Say her name: hundreds march for Charleena Lyles in Seattle
Hundreds of people gathered in Seattle’s Magnuson Park Tuesday night to remember Charleena Lyles, the 30-year-old black woman who was fatally shot by...
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How might the new health care plan affect Washingtonians?
Republican senators are expected to unveil their health care proposal Monday after working behind closed doors. And Washington Democratic Senator Patty...
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100 degree-days could be new norm for some Boeing employees
Some Boeing employees might want to start thinking about a lifestyle in Arizona. The company announced earlier this week they’re moving one of their business support units to Mesa by 2020.
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Seattle schools get more buses to support new start times
Kids in Seattle Public Schools can expect different start times when they return in the fall. But that kind of change takes money. How much? $2.3 million.