Transportation

National

What women truckers can tell us about living and working alone

American long-haul truckers share wisdom from the road on living where you work

Business

Where did all the Uber riders go?

People are moving around the city more than any other point since the pandemic started, but apparently those people aren't taking rideshares. Uber and Lyft's business in the Seattle region has cratered. That means a tough

Business

Is a proposed light rail station in the International District good news or bad?

New Sound Transit light rail lines are on the way - connecting to Ballard and West Seattle thanks to a ballot measure voters approved in 2016. But plans for a new station in the neighborhood of Chinatown International District have raised alarm with community groups and local businesses

Week in Review: Transportation, health and safety, and wildfire season

Bill Radke discusses the week’s news with FOX 13’s Jennifer Lee, Seattle Times David Kroman, and Seattle Met’s Allison Williams

Arts & Life

Casual Friday with Esmy Jimenez and Jeannie Yandel

This week some local orthographers made it to the semi finals of the Scripts Howard spelling bee. The city had to void 200 thousand parking tickets. And It’s pride month, so get out the rainbow flag! ... but only if you really mean it. KUOW’s Jeannie Yandel and Seattle Times reporter Esmy Jimenez breakdown the week.

Business

Alaska Airlines pilots vote to authorize strike

The Alaska Airlines pilots have voted “yes” to authorize a strike

With summer around the corner, Washington's ferry service is still struggling

These days, increasingly erratic ferry services make driving on a ferry for a quick trip into a big gamble.

Business

Looking for an electric vehicle? Here’s why they’re hard to find in Washington

Automakers have shifted deliveries of the climate-friendly vehicles to states with better incentives for selling clean cars.