Gil Aegerter
Editor
About
Gil edits feature pieces and helps guide staff reporters through their stories. He previously served as interim digital director and online managing editor at KUOW. Before that he spent seven years with NBCNews.com, where he was variously a senior editor, editor-producer and features editor. He also worked 25 years as a newspaper editor in Anchorage, Alaska, San Diego, Wilmington, N.C., and Seattle. He also was a freelance researcher for NBC Olympics for the Games in Atlanta; Sydney, Australia; Salt Lake City; Athens; and Torino, Italy. He is a graduate of the University of Alaska-Fairbanks, with a degree in photojournalism.
Stories
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We're watching Washington state closely this fire season, says Forest Service chief
Forest Service chief Vicki Christiansen tried to assure Sen. Maria Cantwell that the agency is working to reduce wildfire risk.
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Boeing cuts down production of 737 Max as crash investigations continue
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg announced on Friday that his company would be cutting its production of the problem-plagued 737 Max planes.
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Former Boeing engineer says crashes raise questions about regulation of 737 Max
A former Boeing flight controls engineer says the second crash of a 737 MAX aircraft raises questions about how the company and regulators responded to the first crash.
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2 people dead after shooting in Northeast Seattle
Seattle Police reported a shooting near 120th and Sand Point Way, a wooded residential area of northeast Seattle.
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No bike lanes, less parking, but plenty of frustration over Northeast Seattle street plan
There’s something for everyone to hate about Seattle’s "compromise" over bike lanes on 35th Avenue Northeast.
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What you need to know about Boeing if you’ve been living under a rock
Another 24 hours filled with developments in the Boeing 737 MAX story -- including a dramatic tale of survival in the skies over Indonesia.
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Elizabeth Warren pledges to break up Amazon — and more — if elected president
She issued a campaign pledge on Friday that if she's elected president she'll push to break up big tech companies like Amazon, Facebook and Google.
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White supremacist propaganda rises in Washington state, report says
Washington state saw a sharp rise in white supremacist propaganda last year, according to a new report.
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Russia's new missile is aimed at... Snohomish County?
Could a military site in Snohomish County really be a target for a new Russian missile?
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Photos: A party (and a wedding) on the Viaduct
Runners, walkers, artists, musicians ... bride and groom ... all turned out for a weekend party to say goodbye to Seattle's Alaskan Way Viaduct.