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KNKX celebrates legendary broadcaster, jazz ambassador and live recording archivist Jim Wilke as he retires from hosting Jazz Northwest and a six-decade long broadcast career.

KNKX's The Walk Home podcast received a national Edward R. Murrow Award and will begin adding new episodes as it follows the trial of the three officers involved with the death of Manny Ellis in police custody.

Three community leaders teased out what makes Pike Place Market so iconic, our need to mourn places that we've lost and the importance of imagining spaces where we belong.

KNKX jazz host and music writer Robin Lloyd announces her retirement, and looks back on nearly 24 years of music, stories and events.

KNKX and its reporting team are recognized for their newscasts, reporting, and The Walk Home podcast by the regional Edward R. Murrow Awards and the Livingston Awards.

After more than two decades, KNKX is moving out of its longtime Seattle studios named for the nearby intersection of 4th Ave and Vine St. As the station prepares its new home near Pike Place Market, staff celebrated the final Belltown broadcasts, sifted through archives and reminisced about the day the station was saved.

The KNKX News team provides memorable audio and digital stories about the Pacific Northwest, many of which you won't find anywhere else. It's easy to miss a good story, so here are 10 that shouldn’t be left behind in 2022.

KNKX recently welcomed two talented journalists, Emil Moffatt and Freddy Monares, to our newsroom. They are the new team bringing you All Things Considered, which airs on KNKX weekdays from 3-6 p.m.

We’re excited to announce that KNKX is among the very first NPR Member Stations to pilot the brand new NPR+ podcast bundle. Support journalism in your local community and enjoy sponsor-free listening with this new digital donation gift.

On the night of March 3, 2020 — three months before George Floyd was murdered — Manny Ellis encountered police while walking home in Tacoma, Washington. He died on that dark street corner. Officers say it was an accident brought on by Manny himself. The story almost ended there. The story is profiled in a new podcast, The Walk Home, produced by KNKX News and The Seattle Times.