Paige Browning is a Midday News Anchor and Reporter for KUOW Public Radio, focusing on local news in the Seattle area. With a keen interest in community issues and current events, Paige covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and local events, providing listeners with up-to-date news and analysis.
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By: Paige Browning
‘UW must divest from Israel’s apartheid state. Fuck Boeing, students stand with Palestine,’ reads a handmade sign within the ‘Popular University for Gaza liberated zone,’ on Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at the University of Washington campus Quad in Seattle.
By: John O Brien
Poet Maggie Smith will be at Hugo House in Seattle June 8 to read from and discuss her work.
By: Paige Browning, John O Brien, Katie Campbell
People gathered for Gay Pride Week’s Occidental Square picnic on June 29, 1974.
After serving two 5-year terms as president of the University of Washington, Ana Marie Cauce announced on June 12, 2024, that she will retire from the role the following year.
By: Paige Browning, Vaughan Jones
This week… Seattle Pride is turning 50 this year, and we’re reflecting back on the history of the event.
Boeing chooses a new CEO, Seattle given extra time to get sewage pollution under control, and PNW athletes are crushing the Olympics.
King County to fund free vaccine clinics, UW researchers uncover clues to dementia, and a team from Puyallup heads to the Little League World Series.
By: Paige Browning, Vaughan Jones
Seattle does not have a law against “prostitution loitering”. The city used to ban it, but that was repealed in 2020.
Seattle giant Starbucks has a new CEO: Brian Niccol, former CEO of Chipotle. Investors and the stock market seem to love this pick, but it will take a lot to go from burritos to americanos.
By: Paige Browning, Andy Hurst
Throughout Seattle, churches are hoping to sell off some of their property and turn it into affordable housing.
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