Casey Martin
Reporter
About
Casey is a features and daily news reporter at KUOW. Since starting at KUOW he has produced Morning Edition and All Things Considered, announced, produced stories for The Record, and reported for Local Wonder. His story, "The Good, The Bad, The Libre," was a finalist for the 2017 KCRW 24-Hour Radio Race. Casey started in public radio at KBCS Community Radio in Bellevue. He learned how to make radio on a magical island at the Transom Traveling Workshop.
Stories
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"Abortion is safe, abortion is necessary, abortion is health care."
Abortion rights activists crammed into City Hall Plaza protesting restrictions in other states.
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'Lines out to parking garage' at Sea-Tac if TSA sends agents to southern border
Security lines at Sea-Tac Airport could stretch "out to our parking garage" if the Transportation Security Administration allows its agents to head to the southern border, the airport's chief says.
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3.8 million people are now in Washington's drought zone. And it's only mid-May
Dry conditions in Western Washington have intensified over the past week, with most of King, Pierce and Snohomish counties now listed as under moderate drought.
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KUOW Newsroom
6 dead in float plane crash in Southeast Alaska
UPDATE 5/15/2019: Two people missing after a midair collision of seaplanes in Southeast Alaska were found dead Tuesday, raising the death toll to six, the Coast Guard said.
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KUOW Newsroom
Seattle candidates, now's your chance: Filing opens for City Council seats
Monday begins a week of filing for candidates seeking to be elected to office around Washington state.
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KUOW Newsroom
Seattle Mayor gives the green light to electric scooters
Paige Browning talks with Casey Martin about Seattle's plans to allow a scooter-share program.
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KUOW Newsroom
13 exposed to radioactivity at Seattle hospital
Thirteen people were exposed to a radioactive substance Thursday night at a building in the Harborview Medical Center complex.
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Alan Justad, 71, died in the crane collapse. Now his family is suing
Attorney David Beninger represents the family of Alan Justad, one of the four people killed when a tower crane fell from a building onto Mercer Street.
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KUOW Newsroom
Crane collapse: Four companies being investigated, including one involved in 2006 crash
Four people — including a freshman at Seattle Pacific University and two iron workers helping to dismantle the crane — were killed.
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Three years ago Bernie won the caucus and lost the primary. This time, there's only a primary
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign is back in Washington almost a year before the primary. This weekend over 200 volunteer events are scheduled around the state.