Keith Seinfeld
Keith Seinfeld is a former KNKX/KPLU reporter who covered health, science and the environment over his 17 years with the station. He also served as assistant news director. Prior to KLPU, he was a staff reporter at The Seattle Times and The News Tribune in Tacoma and a freelance writer-producer. His work has been honored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and the Knight Science Journalism Fellowships at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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You've already seen the pattern—cloudy mornings, burning off later in the day, with highs in the lower 70s. That's the forecast for the week ahead, says… -
There’s some truth to Washington’s image as a mecca for the physically active. When it comes to exercise, several counties in the state rank in the top 50…
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A research idea that was supposed to give people super-powered legs is instead helping stroke patients and other people who can’t walk. It’s a new medical…
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Robots are everywhere these days. They’re working in factories, and are the focus of student competitions. They are also teaching us about nature,…
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Expect the clouds to burn off later today, but you'll have to wait until Saturday for the really nice weather, says Cliff Mass, professor of Atmospheric…
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There are two versions of this story.One is the story of how drug-abuse involving heroin has spiked upward, especially in young adults, over the past…
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Don't expect to see much sunshine on Friday, as clouds and a weak front move through western Washington. In fact, brief episodes of drizzle are…
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Working families without health insurance will get extra attention all over Washington this fall. Health organizations are getting $6 million in federal…
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Washington state has earned a top grade from the American Cancer Society when it comes to helping people suffering from long-term pain. However, the…
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An outbreak of hepatitis A, which has sickened more than 30 people in five states, has been linked to frozen berries sold at Costco stores. Anyone who…
