New sculpture in Seattle's Peace Park could be unveiled in August 2027 ^11%

KUOW - By Ruby de Luna - 6/23/2026, 7:33 PM

Optimism Bias 21.4% - Appeal to Authority 12.2% - Unattributed Quote 12.2%

After some delay, the effort to replace the stolen bronze statue of a young Hiroshima bomb survivor is on track again. A new sculpture honoring Sadako Sasaki is now expected in August of next year. Sadako became a symbol of peace when she folded a thousand paper cranes while in the hospital. Her story moved Floyd Schmoe, a Seattle park... more

Washington farmers feel the pain of Iran war ^5.3%

KUOW - By Ruby de Luna, Kim Malcolm, John O'Brien - 3/27/2026, 10:47 PM

Ambiguity (Equivocation) 19.5% - Negativity Bias 15.1% - Post Hoc (False Cause) 13.7%

The ongoing Iran War is affecting consumers at the gas pump. But for farmers, it’s not just the price of fuel, but fertilizer, too. And that could affect what we all pay at the grocery store. They’re very worried and they’re paying close attention to what’s happening in the Middle East. I spoke with Andrew Albert, a third- generation... more

Sea-Tac manages government shutdown turbulence with normal wait times and no ICE ^4.1%

KUOW Public Radio - By Ruby de Luna - 3/24/2026, 3:17 AM

No ICE agents have been assigned to the SEA Airport yet, following President Donald Trump’s orders to send immigration agents to several U.S. airports to fill in for TSA agents during the ongoing partial government shutdown. Passenger Sharon Feucht was at SEA Airport Monday, planning to fly to France. She arrived early for TSA, but not... more