Joyce Taylor

Feb 10, 2025 | king5.com | Joyce Taylor

BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada — The Trump administration announced a tariff on steel and aluminum imports Monday, including from Canada, the largest provider of steel imports. The 25% tariffs could cause a considerable impact, considering Canada brought in more than 6 million tons of steel in 2024. David Eby, the premier of British Columbia, said Monday it's hard for Canada to predict what President Donald Trump is planning after his latest proposal.

Feb 10, 2025 | king5.com | Joyce Taylor

SEATTLE — It’s among the most-played video games in the world and it’s coming up on its 40th anniversary. Tetris became a global phenomenon after American Henk Rogers made a historic deal with the Soviet Union, convincing them to give up their rights. Rogers teamed up with Nintendo, forever changing the handheld gaming market. The same Rogers is now on a new mission. He went on the record with KING 5's Joyce Taylor to discuss his newest project and why he hopes to change the world again.

Apr 10, 2024 | abc10.com | Joyce Taylor

SEATTLE — We recently had the chance to talk with astronaut Michael Barratt on the record from the International Space Station. Barratt is the pilot of NASA's SpaceX crew and a specialist in aerospace medicine. Born in Camas, Washington, Barratt's journey to space began in the Pacific Northwest. Joyce Taylor: How did you become an astronaut?    Barratt: I had a lot of broad interests. I think career anxiety, if you will, is kind of a common trait amongst us.

Feb 26, 2024 | king5.com | Joyce Taylor

SEATTLE — You might think basic protections are a given at work but if you talk to licensed strippers in Washington you will hear a very different story. They’re fighting to change the law and to pass a “strippers bill of rights” that would include new safety training, panic buttons to be installed and maintained, mandated security personnel and repealing a law that currently restricts adult entertainment establishments from having liquor licenses and full or partial nudity.

Feb 20, 2024 | kgw.com | Joyce Taylor

SEATTLE — Strippers are Workers (SAW) is an organization of more than 300 women fighting to pass a “strippers bill of rights." Washington is the only state in the country that does not allow alcohol to be sold in strip clubs, which means all 11 clubs in the state depend solely on dancers for their income. A professor, an activist, a single mom and a campaign manager go on the record to strip back the stigma of a profession they love and feel few people understand.