- Arab League Cuts Short Observer Mission In Syria
- 'Battling Was Won': Romney Gets Boost In Fla.
- Law-Abiding Mexicans Take Up Illegal Guns
- Deception Diet: How Optical Illusions Can Trick Your Appetite
Weekend Edition Saturday
Weekend Edition Saturday at 5:00 a.m.
KUOW's Jamala Henderson presents local news along with coverage of the region from the Northwest News Network, and coverage of the nation and the world from NPR. A refreshing analysis of the week's events, as well as a taste of what makes weekends special like sports, gardening and entertainment.
Car Talk
Car Talk at 9:00 a.m.
Brothers Tom and Ray Magliozzi dispense spirited comments along with expert car advice to callers in the broad accents of their native East Cambridge neighborhood.
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! at 10:00 a.m.
For those with an ear for truth that is stranger than fiction. Wacky politicians, strange research studies and the normal behavior of the rich, famous and average are staple material.
This American Life
This American Life at 11:00 a.m.
Ira Glass hosts riveting explorations of a theme — fiascos, sentencing, conventions — through a mix of radio monologues, mini–documentaries, found tape, original fiction and nonfiction.
Will Intiman Theatre Survive?
The clock is ticking for Intiman Theatre. If it doesn't raise $1 million, the Tony Award–winning Seattle organization will close its doors for good. 
Is A New Type Of Provider The Answer To Our Dental Crisis?
Nearly 50 million Americans live in areas without enough dentists. Some state legislators say the answer is a new kind of dental provider.
Female American Roots Musicians Get Boost From Northwest Couple
Not a lot of women in American roots music are getting their due. A local couple has made it their mission to change that.
- Environmentalists File Lawsuit Against Naval Testing Along Northwest Coast
- Census Finds Claims Of Tribal Heritage Jump Dramatically
- Washington AG And Facebook Challenge Ad Scams In Federal Court
- EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson Hosts Town Hall At UW
- Alaska Airlines Eliminates Mealtime Bible Verses
- The Great Kalakala Reef?
- Groups Boycott 'The Grey' For Portrayal Of Wolves
Seattle–resident Tita Begashaw loves to laugh. In fact, she gives laughter therapy classes - encouraging people to laugh till their sides ache. But things weren’t always so jolly for her. From The State We're In.
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Refugees In Puget Sound
Thousands of refugees come to Washington each year from Burma, Iraq, Bhutan and Somalia. Learn more in our four–part series by Jessica Partnow.
KUOW News App for iPhone, iPad and Android
Listen to your favorite local and national programs on your mobile device when you download the free KUOW News App.
News stories KUOW editors are following.
- 'Barefoot Bandit gets 6 1/2 years, says remorse is 'heartfelt,' Seattle Times
- 'It's a girl! Baby otter doing great at Seattle Aquarium,' Seattle Times
- 'U.S. forces rescue kidnapped aid workers in Somalia,' Washington Post
- 'Google to change privacy rules, users can't opt out,' Washington Post
- 'Same-sex marriage gets key 25th vote,' Spokesman-Review
KUOW's All Things Considered
All Things Considered 1/27/2012 at 4:00 p.m.
