Megan Farmer
Photojournalist
About
Megan joined KUOW as a photojournalist in 2017. Previously, she worked for the Omaha World-Herald, in Omaha, Nebraska. Originally from the Finger Lakes region of New York state, Megan studied photojournalism at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where she graduated in 2013.
Stories
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PHOTOS: May Day joy in protest
People gathered for the 20th year, showing support for workers and immigrants.
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PHOTOS: Cherry blossoms! In bloom! Check it out!
Crowds flocked to the Quad on the University of Washington campus on Friday to see the blossoming cherry trees.
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PHOTOS: Seattle enjoys a 79-degree winter day
Tuesday was the warmest winter day ever recorded in the Seattle area, with temperatures reaching 79 degrees at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
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Vigil draws more than 1,000 at Redmond mosque
Hundreds gathered on Monday for a Muslim community Interfaith vigil and Anti-Islamophobia teach-in at the Muslim Association of Puget Sound in Redmond.
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Seattle students: 'The sea is rising and so are we'
Hundreds of students gathered at Cal Anderson Park on Friday to participate in the youth climate strike.
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Away from White House turmoil, Melania Trump tells Seattle 'Be Best'
As President Trump braces for the release of the Mueller report later this month, Melania Trump is visiting Microsoft today to promote her “Be Best” initiative.
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Photos: Hair! Seattle’s annual hair competition shows off creative styles
The 7th annual Reign of Style hair show and competition took place on Sunday, March 3, 2019, at the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall.
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7 Seattleites in outfits that say something
Polaroid fashion shoot!!!
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Life after a hate crime: the recovery of DaShawn Horne
Police thought they were responding to a homicide. But when they arrived, DaShawn Horne was still breathing. The attack lasted a matter of minutes but left DaShawn in a coma at Harborview Medical Center for six weeks. Over a year later, he’s still recovering.
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Photographic proof of the viaduct coming down
The Alaskan Way Viaduct started coming down on Monday, February 18, 2019. (We are including the entire date for posterity.)