John O’Brien is a Senior Producer at KUOW. He focuses on a wide range of topics, including politics, public health, arts and culture, as well as themes related to animals, legal affairs, and science. John has been featured in various outlets, 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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The holiday season kicks off this week with Thanksgiving. The idea is to spend time with people we love, give thanks, and feast, of course.
By: John O Brien
The female southern resident orca known as L90 swims with her new calf, L128, in the Salish Sea off Washington's San Juan Islands.
By: Kim Malcolm
Seattle Times reporter Anna Patrick has been exploring the reality people in the Seattle area experiencing homelessness face when they want shelter.
By: John O Brien
In 2019, Washington State University freshman Sam Martinez died from alcohol poisoning. He'd been encouraged to drink excessively at a fraternity hazing event.
By: John O Brien
Gourmet food lovers in the Pacific Northwest know the name Mama Lil’s Peppers.
By: John O Brien
Former President Jimmy Carter lay in state today at the U.S. Capitol. He will be laid to rest on Thursday.
By: John O Brien
Left to right: Lieutenant Jeff Poff, Firefighter Lucas Hughes, Firefighter Jeff Carroll, and Driver Engineer Paul Smith with the Redmond Fire Department
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