John O'Brien is a Senior Producer at KUOW. He focuses on a diverse range of topics, including politics, public health, arts, and culture, while also addressing themes related to animals, animal cruelty, and legal affairs. John has been featured in various prominent publications, including RTE, The Sydney Morning Herald, and KUOW Public Radio.
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John O'Brien's coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics, culture & society, and scientific topics in the Seattle area. His articles cover a wide range of issues including local events, environmental concerns, legal cases, and cultural reflections.
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A Boeing B-747-400 landing at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, Calif.
By: Kim Malcolm, John O Brien, Stephen Howie
Lynn O'Connor is treated by family and friends after she was attacked by a bear on her property near Kettle Falls, Washington.
By: John O Brien, Bill Radke
Friends and family are still grappling with the sudden, violent death of 26 year old Aysenur Eygi last Friday.
By: John O Brien, Sounder Bruce, Terry Gross
A nearly unanimous Seattle City Council passed two public safety bills last night. The “stay out of area” laws are aimed at banning certain types of illegal activity from specific areas of the city.
KUOW’s Kim Malcolm spoke with Bellingham’s new Recovery Café director Sharayah Lane.
By: Kevin Kniestedt
‘I don't think people should be concerned when there's a felt earthquake here and there in our region, except in the sense that we should always be prepared. We live in a seismically active place.’ -Harold Tobin, Pacific Northwest Seismic Network
By: John O Brien, Ian C. Haydon Uw, Bill Radke
It's not every day a Seattle kid gets a Nobel Prize. University of Washington biochemist David Baker isn't exactly a kid anymore, but a curious
By: Kim Malcolm
So far, the machinists, who gave up their pension benefit in 2014, are standing fast. They want it back and voted down Boeing's latest contract offer Wednesday night.
By: Kim Malcolm
A story about addiction and recovery from two sides of a courtroom.
By: Kim Malcolm
Former Washington Secretary of State Sam Reed has overseen multiple general elections, some during eras of partisan extremes. He expects a shift to the center.
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