Kate Walters
ReporterYear started with KUOW: 2015
Kate is a daily news reporter at KUOW. Originally from Australia, Kate studied journalism at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology before coming to work in public radio. Kate began her career as a reporter with WXXI Public Radio in Rochester, NY, where she worked as part of a Local Journalism Center (LJC) called the Innovation Trail. At KUOW, she started as a producer on The Record before joining the news desk.
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One in a million: That’s how Port of Seattle Commissioner Courtney Gregoire described the bizarre and tragic events on Friday night when a Horizon Air… -
The family of a man who stole a Horizon Air aircraft from Sea-Tac Airport and crashed it say they're "stunned and heartbroken" by his death.Investigators… -
Everyone agrees that homelessness is a crisis in Seattle, but there are differing views about who is being impacted and what should be done. In public… -
Have you ever wondered what birds see when they fly over Seattle? Well, now you can see for yourself.The Space Needle’s rotating glass floor is officially… -
The city of Seattle will penalize homeless service providers that failed to meet housing goals in the second quarter of this year. That's according to a… -
Changes are coming to the tiny house village in Seattle’s Licton Springs neighborhood.Amid concerns from neighbors and uncertainty about whether the City… -
Nostalgia thrives on the Ave.That’s University Way Northeast to cartographers, a street that pounds with construction and smells of $6.99 Thai lunch… -
Milee Ballweg sleeps on the steps of a church in Seattle’s University District.She’s 20, her hair is blonde tinged with pink, and she wears ripped jeans… -
Seattle’s University District is about to undergo a massive transformation.Light rail is coming in, buildings are going to get taller, and some old… -
By day, the lobby at Seattle City Hall bustles with lawmakers, city employees, and members of the public keen to be heard at council meetings.Now, by…
