Nate Sanford
Murrow News FellowNate Sanford is a reporter for KNKX and Cascade PBS. He covers policy and political power dynamics with an emphasis on the issues facing young adults in Washington. His position is supported by the Washington State University Murrow News Fellowship.
Sanford studied journalism at Western Washington University and previously worked for the Inlander, an alternative weekly newspaper in Spokane. In his free time, he plays guitar and runs.
Get in touch at nsanford@knkx.org.
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Half of Pierce County Ballots challenged for signature issues came from voters 18 to 26 -
In the wake of a heated 2025 Board of Directors election, the petition argues that the company has a legal obligation to be transparent. -
The estimated 70,000+ peaceful demonstrators had various grievances with the Trump administration, but immigration policy was the prevailing theme. -
At least 1,000 employees in Washington have lost their jobs. As Musk leaves DOGE, they are still picking up the pieces and wondering what comes next -
Everyone agrees hearing protection at live music venues is important, but does that mean the government should get involved? -
The outdoor retailer drew criticism for blocking union-backed candidates from the ballot and for its initial support of a Trump appointee.
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After decades of debate, local leaders hope revitalized public spaces and a restriction on non-essential vehicles will make the Market more connected. -
Seattle voters will be asked in August if they want to continue paying for the city’s democracy voucher program. -
A bill that aims to address housing supply and affordability in Washington by lowering parking requirements is headed to the governor’s desk to be signed into law. -
Following backlash from members, REI Co-op is retracting its endorsement of Doug Burgum, a Trump administration appointee.
