Jennifer Wing
News DirectorJennifer Wing leads the KNKX News department. She is an award winning journalist whose work has aired on various outlets including NPR, the BBC, Marketplace and the Third Coast Podcast. Reach her at jwing@knkx.org.
She has worked for KNKX as a reporter and producer. She was a producer and host for Sound Effect and was the co-host of Transmission, one of the first podcasts about the pandemic. She believes that everyone has a story to tell and that sharing our personal journeys helps us to become better versions of ourselves.
Before joining KNKX Jennifer worked for KGMI in Bellingham, WILM News Radio in Wilmington, Delaware and Northwest Cable News in Seattle. She got her start in public radio at WRTI and WHYY in Philadelphia. Jennifer grew up in Philadelphia and received her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Temple University.
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Ed Taylor, the University of Washington's Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Academic Affairs, shares commentary about his reflections on what this day means to him.
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Speaking at an election watch party on Tuesday night, Republican Jim Walsh said there's an opportunity for the Governor Elect to demonstrate he can work across the political divide. -
Now that most students are back in school in the Northwest, there are a lot of feelings going around. Many parents have watched their children struggle to… -
On the day I meet 86-year-old Chris Swanson inside her room at Horizon House in Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood, it feels like a party. “Yay for…
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A local long-hauler clinic continues to see demand from patients recovering from mild to moderate cases of COVID.When UW Medicine’s post-COVID clinic… -
Measures to prevent street racing are on two city council agendas Tuesday in Pierce County.The city of Fife is considering a proposal that would impound a… -
Outdoor visits have been allowed to happen, from a distance, but now after a year of protecting residents from COVID, long-term care facilities and… -
When 65-year-old Bonnie McGuire was vaccinated earlier this year for COVID-19, a huge weight of worry disappeared in an instant. “I felt amazingly… -
When 65-year-old Bonnie McGuire was vaccinated earlier this year for COVID-19, a huge weight of worry disappeared in an instant. “I felt amazingly…
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Back in January, 65-year-old Bonnie McGuire got her first shot of the COVID vaccine. The process for her was very easy. “I got a phone call that there was…
