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Cascade PBS provides high-quality national public television and local programming that celebrates the Pacific Northwest. Our mission is to inform and inspire our community to make the world a better place. www.cascadepbs.org

How would you rate the job the state legislature is doing? 1% excellent, 23% good, 32% only fair, 34% poor, 10% no answer
How would you rate the job Gov. Ferguson has been doing? 4% Excellent, 28% good, 22% fair, 31% poo, 14% no answer
It's official: Federal funding for public media has been eliminated
What is an earthquake swarm? A cluster of earthquakes occurring in the same area in rapid succession
A shirtless man covers his eyes surrounded by other protesters in masks
An elderly couple sit on a bench observing the protest under a "No Kings" sign etched in chalk on a brick wall
The isolation cell where David McGrath spent the night at the Issaquah City Jail, before he died the following day. (Courtesy of the Issaquah Police Department)
Students embrace at the memorial event for Amarr Murphy-Paine. (Jason Redmond for Cascade PBS)
Arron Murphy-Paine, center, father of Amarr Murphy-Paine, speaks at the memorial event on Friday, June 6, 2025. (Jason Redmond for Cascade PBS)
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Cynthia Brothers of Vanishing Seattle speaks with Northwest Reports podcast hosts Sara Bernard and Maleeha Syed at the Cascade PBS Ideas Festival.
Cascade PBS journalists at the "Share Your Story" space
Your Last Meal host Rachel Belle speaks with Pramila Jayapal at the Cascade PBS Ideas Festival
Cassidy Kusumoto, left, and Shantelle Canete, both members of Concerned Artists of the Philippines Portland, place lights during a vigil in honor of Meraña held on the University of Portland campus on March 27.
Speakers include: Rob Dunlop, President and CEO, Cascade PBS David Fischer, President and General Manager, KNKX Tina Pamintuan, incoming President and CEO, KUOW Matthew Powers, UW Professor and Co-Director, Center for Journalism, Media and Democracy
Seen on a live video feed in a public viewing room, GEO group transport buses await the arrival of a plane chartered by ICE at King County International Airport in Seattle on April 1.
A sign greets detainees at the AIDNW Welcome Center tents outside the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma.
Quiz: Whose budget proposal are you most likely to support?
Wilderness ranger Kyle Warden (left) and wilderness ranger and volunteer coordinator Kate White. Warden had been the lead wilderness ranger at the Wenatchee River Ranger District in Leavenworth for 10 years. (Grant Hindsley for Cascade PBS)