Former Prime Minister To Seattle Somalis: Come Home To Build Democracy We need your help. That’s the message from Somalia’s former prime minister as he tours the U.S. to meet with Somali diaspora communities. There are... Ross Reynolds
Seattle Loves The Arts, But They Still Struggle To Make Payroll A new national survey ranks Seattle fourth in the nation when it comes to the number of nonprofit arts and culture organizations. That's higher than San... Marcie Sillman
From Homeless To UW At Age 16: 'I Can Make It' Solomon Muche and his family came to the U.S. as refugees from Ethiopia in September 2012, when he was 14 years old. That December, his parents could no... StoryCorps
Landlord Took Chance On Homeless Family: 'You Have Come A Long Way' In 2013 Alena Rogers was homeless with her two young boys. She had made multiple applications to local landlords, but her past substance abuse problems... StoryCorps
Beware Of Some Online Restaurant Delivery Services Marcie Sillman talks to Todd Bishop of Geekwire about their investigation into the practices of the online restaurant delivery service OrderAhead. Marcie Sillman
Behind This Seattle Olympian Is A Good Husband Seattle-area resident Jennie Reed thought that after a world championship and two Olympics, she was ready to end her racing career in track cycling. But... Marcie Sillman
What Does A Northwest Building Look Like? Marcie Sillman speaks with Tom Kundig, owner and principal of Olson Kundig Architects, about how the landscape and culture of the Northwest influenced... Marcie Sillman
Why Is Copper River Salmon So Pricey? David Hyde talks to seafood economics expert Gunnar Knapp about why Copper River salmon is so expensive. David Hyde
New Washington State Law Will Brings Surveillance Secrets To Light Ross Reynolds speaks with Nate Wessler, staff attorney with the ACLU's Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, about how a new law on the books in... Ross Reynolds
This Week In Fossil Fuels: What’s The Alternative? Shell Oil pulls into Elliott Bay, the University of Washington pulls out of coal and President Obama is pulled in two directions. KUOW's Bill Radke... Bill Radke
