Film Seattle police, and you could get extra legal protection Videos of police arrests and shootings around the country this year have put a spotlight on police behavior. A new Seattle City Council proposal would... Paige Browning Play AudioListen 2 mins
What's next for Seattle police reform Bill Radke talks with KUOW reporter Paige Browning about a recent hearing to determine whether the Seattle Police Department is making progress in its... Paige Browning Play AudioListen 4 mins
Seattle judge proclaims 'Black Lives Matter' in his closing remarks A federal judge who oversees Seattle police reform has invited the city to draft its own reform policies. The Seattle Police Department is currently... Paige Browning Play AudioListen 2 mins
Seattle 'police bunker' plan moves ahead as protesters surge City Hall The Seattle City Council will take a new look at the cost of a controversial police building. But the project is moving ahead. Gil Aegerter Play AudioListen 2 mins
Why not report crime? Cops won't follow through, Seattle Chinatown residents say Most people in Seattle's Chinatown-International District say they do not report violent crime when they witness it. That's according to a survey of... Paige Browning Play AudioListen 1 min
Her son has autism, and she worries about having to call police Bill Radke speaks with Kate Riley, Seattle Times editorial page editor, about her recent article that explains why she worries about interactions... Bill Radke Play AudioListen 10 mins
Black youth in Seattle have a message for the police Seattleites give their perspectives on the recent police brutality issues in the media and weigh in on the Black Lives Matter movement. Then, black... Zubeyda Ahmed Play AudioListen 12 mins
Last year was a wake-up call for Seattle's East African Community Seattle is home to one of the nation's largest East African communities. An estimated 25,000 East Africans live in King County, according to the 2014... Deborah Wang Play AudioListen 9 mins
Talking race with Seattle police – the same tired conversation? Anger, fatigue, frustration, resolve. Liz Jones Play AudioListen 3 mins
What we can learn from a 1938 police brutality case in Seattle Washington state has one of the toughest laws for convicting police officers who kill civilians, but that wasn't always the case. Seattle-based... Kim Malcolm Play AudioListen 11 mins
