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Documentary filmmaker and journalist at @ProPublica. Former science/environment reporter at Seattle PBS. Reach me at katie.campbell@propublica.org

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New book details how an Oregon family ‘stole’ Korean children for decades

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By Katie Campbell Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Seattle Now Arts and Culture co-host Katie Campbell recently interviewed Paige Towers, author of "What They Stole: A Familicide Rooted in Intercountry Adoption." Illustration by Katie Campbell / KUOW A content warning for readers and listeners: This article and interview recording include discussion of child abuse and separation from parents, as well as familicide and a brief mention of suicide.
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Seattle police closing in on another suspect in Seattle Center mass shooting

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By Katie Campbell Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles addresses reporters at his first press conference since being asked to lead the Seattle Police Department on July 31, 2026. Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson stood behind him. Andre Sayles, Seattle’s new interim police chief, said Friday that his department is close to finding another suspect in the mass shooting at Bite of Seattle Sunday night. A 15-year-old suspect is currently in custody.
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Seattle Police Chief Barnes has resigned; mayor makes it official after hours of silence

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By Catharine Smith Verified, Katie Campbell Verified, Scott Greenstone Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Seattle police chief Shon Barnes speaks to the crowd at a vigil honoring the 3 people who were shot and killed during Bite of Seattle the previous day, on Monday, July 27, 2026, at Seattle Center. After hours of radio silence Thursday, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced that Police Chief Shon Barnes would step down.
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