Derek Wang
Assignment Editor
About
As KUOW's Assignment Editor, Derek coordinates the news team's daily coverage. Previously, Derek has been the station's interim news director, the local host for Morning Edition and All Things Considered, a reporter and a producer. Before moving to Seattle, Derek worked at NPR member station WNYC in New York City and CBS News. Derek has won numerous national and regional journalism awards. He has a bachelor's degree in film from New York University and a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University. He and his wife, Gina, live in Seattle.
Stories
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KUOW Newsroom
Bernie's wrong, fact-checkers say: Amazon is paying taxes
One of Seattle's largest employers, online retaiAmazon ... was a frequent target during this week's debates ... among Democratic presidential candidates.
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Impeach him: The House Democrats from Washington state are unanimous
As Congress continues a summer break all of the Democrats in Washington state’s U.S. House delegation have come out to publicly support starting an impeachment inquiry.
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No income tax in Washington will help Seattle's NHL team, general manager says
Seattle's new NHL team formally introduced Hall of Famer Ron Francis Thursday as the general manager of the expansion team. Francis won the Stanley Cup as a player for Pittsburgh in 1991 and 1992. More recently he was the general manager for the Carolina Hurricanes for four seasons.
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Journalists at KCTS, Crosscut launch union effort
Journalists at the online Seattle news site Crosscut and at the Seattle PBS station KCTS have launched a unionizing effort.
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Amazon, Microsoft back new push to house the homeless in Seattle
Some of the Seattle area’s biggest businesses are backing a $75 million fund-raising effort by Plymouth Housing to build homes for 800 homeless people.
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KUOW Newsroom
Deaths of homeless people jump in Seattle area
Deaths among people who were homeless in King County more than doubled in the past five years, according to a new report from the Medical Examiner’s Office.
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Washington Senate drops investigation into rape accusations against Joe Fain
he Washington State Senate announced Tuesday that it will not go forward with its planned investigation of Senator Joe Fain (R-Auburn).
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Seattle law now requires people to lock up their guns—or face the financial consequences
Soon, Seattleites who leave their guns lying around will be breaking the law. On Monday, the Seattle City Council approved an ordinance that requires...
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At least 60 immigrant moms torn from kids jailed in SeaTac
Update: ICE confirmed to KUOW that 209 people are currently being held at the SeaTac Federal Detention Center — 177 of them women. We do not know how...
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Finalists named for Seattle Schools Superintendent
The Seattle School Board has announced the three finalists in the running to be the next Superintendent: Denise Juneau; Andre Spencer and Jeanice Swift.