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Remembering Crosscut: 18 years of independent journalism in WA

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By Madeline Happold Verified
| Cascade PBS Verified
On September 22, Cascade PBS announced it would cease production of its long-form written journalism. The company had been producing digital-first journalism since 2015, when Cascade PBS, formerly KCTS 9, acquired the digital nonprofit Crosscut. The announcement followed Congress’ July vote to rescind previously approved funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). Cascade PBS lost $3.5 million in federal funding, representing approximately 10% of its annual budget.
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Cascade PBS, Pierce Co. Library to host free documentary screening

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By Madeline Happold Verified
| Cascade PBS Verified
Cascade PBS and the Pierce County Library District are hosting a free screening of Priced Out: Fear and resistance in WA mobile home parks. In the short documentary, the Cascade PBS investigative team examines the practices of mobile home park ownership group Hurst & Son. Residents in the parks across the Pacific Northwest say sudden increases in rent and cuts to maintenance have made it difficult to continue to afford their homes.
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Cascade PBS's 'ASAHEL' documentary wins Northwest Emmy® Award

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By Sarah Menzies, Madeline Happold Verified
| Cascade PBS Verified
Cascade PBS took home a Northwest Regional Emmy® Award Saturday for the documentary ASAHEL: The Curtis Collection. (Vivian Hsu Photography) Cascade PBS came away with some hardware Saturday at the 2025 Northwest Regional Emmy® Awards. Cascade PBS won in the Northwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ Documentary – Cultural/Historical category for ASAHEL: The Curtis Collection.
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