Posey Gruener
KUOW
Seattle, WA, United States
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A robot wrote this headline! Your job is next
This is a crazy time of year for online retail behemoth Amazon – especially for their robots. Robots have already taken over a lot of the work in Kent's → Read More
Amtrak riders are losing views of Puget Sound
Amtrak riders in south King County are getting a change in scenery. The roughly 30 mile train ride between Tacoma and Olympia is being rerouted. Right now → Read More
At Amazon the job is to eliminate work
We know, you want the jobs. That's why you're offering billions of dollars and other sweet kickbacks to get Amazon to move to your town. → Read More
Washington Updates Rules Protecting Farmworkers From Pesticides
Washington adopted new federal rules Wednesday that establish protections for farmworkers working with and around pesticides. They bringing state → Read More
Washington Commission Turns Down Oil Terminal In Vancouver
UPDATED (Wednesday, Nov. 29, 8:55 a.m.): Washington state’s Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council voted unanimously Tuesday to turn down a controversial → Read More
Dance By The Light Of The 2017 Supermoon: The How And When
Between last year's historic November supermoon and August's partial solar eclipse, a lunar event that's coming on Dec. 3 has taken a bit of → Read More
Is Amazon your guilty pleasure?
We're a conflicted bunch. On one hand, we love to hate Amazon in Seattle because the city grew too fast and it's made problems for a lot of people. But a → Read More
How things got weird between Seattle and Amazon
So. It’s been a little tense in Seattle since Amazon started shopping around for a new city to love. → Read More
Seattle is in the eye of the housing affordability storm
The rising cost of housing in America's most desirable "creative" cities troubles Richard Florida, urbanist thinker and author. In those cities, the cost → Read More
What's next for KUOW's Region of Boom team? Digging into HALA
Emily Fox speaks with KUOW's Region of Boom reporter Joshua McNichols about the team's upcoming coverage of Seattle's housing crisis. → Read More
It's always 1962 on the Monorail. But the view keeps changing
For 27 years, Jayme Gustilo has been a cashier and conductor on the Seattle Center Monorail. → Read More
Two tours collide in Seattle’s Central District — with very different messages
Seattle's Central District was once the largest black enclave in the Pacific Northwest. But no longer. Architect and Central District resident Donald King → Read More
Seattle hip-hop artist Draze wants to help launch 100 African-American businesses
Seattle hip hop artist Draze is known for lamenting the gentrification of the Central District. Now, he has an idea for how to turn things around. He wants → Read More
We spent a month reporting on Bremerton. Here's what we learned
Emily Fox speaks with KUOW reporters Joshua McNichols and Carolyn Adolph about why they spent a month reporting on Bremerton, and what it taught them about → Read More
Missed the ferry? Three ways to spend an hour in Bremerton
Starting Monday it will only take half an hour to reach Bremerton if you take Kitsap Transit’s fast ferry . It runs from the King County dock just south of → Read More
Keep Bremerton gritty: Try ‘a crappy dinner party’
Bill Radke speaks with Marie Vila, co-chair of Bremerton Neighborhoods Now! , about why she thinks block parties, potlucks and "crappy dinner parties" are → Read More
Bremerton wouldn't exist without this Seattleite
William Bremer, born in Germany, moved to Seattle first. But it was Bremerton, the city across Puget Sound, to which Bremer "gave his name and his fortune → Read More
Ask the Fung Bros: What's so funny about being Asian?
The Fung Bros, Andrew and David Fung, have more than a million followers on their YouTube channel . (And yes, they're real biological brothers.) → Read More
Some seniors can't afford to buy vegetables. This truck helps.
Most of the poor people in our region live in the suburbs. That can create problems for organizations like Food Lifeline, a nonprofit food distribution → Read More
To understand suburban poverty, come to South King County
Emily Fox speaks with Brookings researcher Elizabeth Kneebone, co-author with Alan Berube of "Confronting Suburban Poverty in America." Kneebone and Berube → Read More