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What will Congress's biggest housing reforms in 30 years mean for Seattle?

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By Joshua McNichols Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
In this file photo, an older house is pictured in Greenwood, with new infill housing in the backyard. KUOW Photo/Joshua McNichols Seattle has been one of the fastest growing metro areas in the nation for a long time. It was still in the top ten last year, despite lots of anecdotes about people leaving. Construction of new homes hasn't kept up with demand. That’s the main reason why housing is very expensive here. But a new federal housing law could help.
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From Control F: Does shopping at Costco actually save you money?

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By Joshua McNichols Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Costco is a beloved brand, famous for its bulk deals and $1.50 hot dogs. But can shopping there really save you money? On this special episode of Booming brought to us by our friends at Control F: How much money are you really saving when you shop at Costco? The surprising ways that wholesale can—and can’t—save you money.
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This Seattle inventor turned his Jeep into a hybrid. Now he wants to change the world

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By Joshua McNichols Verified
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Washington wants drivers to go electric. A garage startup in north Seattle is betting the cheapest path runs through the cars people already own. Washington is one of 17 states trying to break up with gasoline. Officials want every new car sold here to be electric by 2035. But so far, drivers are in no rush. Nationally, only one in 10 new cars sold in 2025 was electric. That’s because EVs are expensive and finding a place to plug them in can be a hassle. Meanwhile, gas isn’t cheap either.
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