Carolyn Adolph
Reporter
About
Carolyn Adolph covers Seattle’s growth by looking at the city’s major companies. She’s also a co-host of KUOW’s Prime(d) podcast.
Carolyn has won awards for her journalism in two countries. Prime(d) was honored in spring 2018 by SABEW, the society of business writers. She is also a winner of Canada’s biggest journalism prize, the National Newspaper Award.
Before coming to Seattle, Carolyn was a reporter at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, The Toronto Star and the Montreal Gazette.
Podcasts
Stories
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SPEEA engineer breaks silence on Boeing's MAX 737. Read this letter
The union representing Boeing’s engineers says Boeing’s cost-cutting culture is to blame for production problems with the 737 MAX and other planes.
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KUOW Newsroom
A simple trick for not blowing off your hand with fireworks
Fireworks are part of the Fourth of July — and so are fireworks injuries.
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KUOW Newsroom
Sea-Tac passengers expected to double by 2050
If you think Sea-Tac is crowded now, it's expected to be even fuller by 2050, with double the number of air travelers says the Puget Sound Regional Council.
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KUOW Newsroom
More cruise ships? Seattle grapples with what to do with Terminal 46
The Port of Seattle is investing in bringing more big cargo ships to Seattle. Part of the plan involves moving intcargo away from Terminal 46. And using it for cruise ships instead. But the longshore union is calling that a mistake.
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KUOW Newsroom
FAA finds another problem with beleaguered Boeing Max
FAA finds another issue with Boeing Max that contributes to crashes
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KUOW Newsroom
Apple plans more workers and offices in South Lake Union
Apple Inc. says it is committing to 2,000 new jobs in Seattle.
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KUOW Newsroom
MAX crisis stands in the way of Boeing's new plane
The Paris Airshow winds down over the weekend. This was the show where many people expected both Boeing and Airbus to release new planes. It didn't happen.
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KUOW Newsroom
Flight crews: We will trust after we verify 737 Max safety
737 MAX Pilots and flight attendants are telling Congress they aren't ready to trust Boeing or the Federal Aviation Administration about the 737 MAX.
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KUOW Newsroom
How does Boeing change the subject at the Paris Air Show?
All eyes will again be on Boeing when The Paris Air Show begins Monday. But the reasons will be different this year with the company's 737 Max planes still grounded after those two deadly crashes.
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Seattle light rail couldn't take the heat this week
The entire Sound Transit Light Rail system shut down at peak rush hour during yesterday's record-breaking temperatures. Sound Transit says heat did play a role – but it is not responsible for the full system shutdown.