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CDC: Studies show masks lessen school outbreaks
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Northwest Carpenters Union pause picketing Friday after unofficial strikes
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All Over The Map: Forgotten centennial of distinctive Mount Rainier monument
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Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff to step down in 2022
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A look inside the West Seattle Bridge with repairs set to kick off
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Seattle mayoral candidate unveils expansive plan to address city's homeless crisis
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Local News
Nick Bowman
Gov. Inslee extends eviction moratorium 'bridge' period through end of October
Gov. Jay Inslee announced Thursday that he is extending an eviction moratorium "bridge" period another month, until Oct. 31.21 hours ago
Nick Bowman
Seattle 'reviewing' recently-reinstated 72-hour parking enforcement policy
The City of Seattle could soon be considering changes to its 72-hour parking enforcement policy for the second time, after it was reinstated in early April.21 hours ago
KIRO Radio Newsdesk
Washington lawmaker calls on FAA to address 'disgusting' behavior from unruly airline passengers
Washington Rep. Rick Larsen led a hearing in the U.S. House Aviation Subcommittee on Thursday to address an uptick in unruly airline passengers.22 hours ago
Nick Bowman
Controversial Sammamish web-hosting company falls victim to 'massive' hack
Epik, a Sammamish-based hosting company known for its hosting of several controversial websites, was reportedly hacked last week.24 hours ago
Nick Bowman
After early challenges, state eradicates third Asian giant hornet nest
After encountering difficulties early on, state entomologists say they have successfully eradicated a third Asian giant hornet nest.24 hours ago
Nicole Jennings
End of summer doesn't mean wildfire season is behind us
The State Fire Marshal's Office is reminding Washingtonians to still exercise precautions, as wildfire season will not be over for a few more weeks.1 day ago
Jason Rantz
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Students told to wear mask while chewing lunch, district cites nonexistent guidance
Tacoma's Geiger School demands students chew and swallow their lunch with their mask on. The district backed the policy on guidance that doesn't exist.3 days ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: District tells staff to defend critical race theory, but deny they teach it
Puyallup School District staff were given partisan talking points to deny that they teach Critical Race Theory and attack Republicans.4 days ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Mask mandate ignored at Seahawks game, highlights progressive hypocrisy
Seahawks ignored the mask mandate at Lumen Field. But will there be any consequences or media fretting over the super spreader threat? Nope.5 days ago
KTTH staff
Recall group files new complaint over Kshama Sawant campaign spending
The group seeking to recall Councilmember Kshama Sawant filed a complaint alleging that she hadn't disclosed funds used to challenge the effort in court.8 days ago
Jason Rantz
Rantz: All COVID vaccine religious accommodation requests rejected by Washington State Patrol
The Washington State Patrol has rejected every single religious accommodation request it has reviewed so far. But they say it's not a policy to reject them.9 days ago
KTTH staff
State lawmaker takes aim at rising insurance rates, blames executive overreach
State Senator Mark Mullet is aiding a lawsuit against the Washington Insurance Commissioner in the hope of lowering insurance rates for Washingtonians.9 days ago
Dave Ross
Dave Ross
Ross: The wealthiest nation in history is again toying with the idea of not paying its bills
The debt drama is going down to the wire. The warnings are flying, the air is thick with blame – but I remind myself that this is how it’s supposed to work.1 day ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Now we know what they were planning
On Monday, it was revealed why former President Donald Trump had every reason to believe he would win the 2020 election.2 days ago
KIRO Radio staff
Fahrenthold: Taxpayers paid $1.7 million to protect Trump's four kids, three officials
There's quite a bit of taxpayer money that went to the Secret Service to protect not just the president, but a bunch of other people as well.3 days ago
Dave Ross
Ross: You get a lawsuit, and you get a lawsuit
The way the Texas law is written, Dr. Braid could be sued hundreds of times, and sued successfully, since he’s basically confessed to providing an abortion.3 days ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Convincing billionaires that Earth is more exciting than space
Instead of trying to tax billionaires, why not find a way to motivate them to want to spend their money on something besides just space?4 days ago
Dave Ross
Ross: The war on school bathrooms
Kids are vandalizing school bathrooms and posting their mischief on TikTok as some bathroom challenge. Soap dispensers, sinks, and toilets are gone.7 days ago
Dori Monson
Dori Monson Show
Mayor of Winlock says Gov. Inslee should 'submit himself to medical review'
The mayor of Winlock passed a proclamation saying he believes Gov. Inslee requires professional medical intervention for narcissistic personality disorder.23 hours ago
Dori Monson Show
State Senator disagrees with making insurance rates a 'zero sum game'
State Senator Mark Mullet (D-Issaquah) explains why he's pushing back against Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler's emergency rule.1 day ago
Dori Monson Show
‘We are a country of laws': Councilmember echoes calls to prosecute teen hit-and-run suspect as adult
King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn is calling for the teen suspect of an alleged series of hit and run incidents to be tried in adult court.2 days ago
Dori Monson Show
Federal Way mom says school district is unprepared for class to quarantine
A mom in Federal Way says her son's entire class has to be in quarantine after one kid tested positive for COVID, and there's no remote learning option.4 days ago
Dori Monson Show
Stolen truck found, returned to 83-year-old Everett man
An 83-year-old Everett-area man is looking for his mint condition 1997 F-250 truck, after it was stolen out of his driveway earlier this week.7 days ago
Dori Monson Show
Student says fight at Tahoma school wasn't racially motivated
A Tahoma High School student involved in a fight witnesses say included racial slurs is claiming that race was not a factor in the incident.8 days ago
Gee & Ursula
Gee and Ursula Show
Washington Sec. of State: Onslaught of election lawsuits could cause 'significant damage'
Washington Sec. of State Kim Wyman is concerned that lawsuits challenging election results could be undermining the democratic process.2 days ago
Gee and Ursula Show
Vaccinated Vancouver woman hospitalized for COVID confirms 'hospitals are full'
A woman from Vancouver, Washington, was vaccinated, yet still caught COVID-19. She shares a first-person account of her experience inside hospitals.2 days ago
Gee and Ursula Show
What can latest from Pfizer tell us about when state's kids will be eligible for vaccine?
When will the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine be available to Washington state's children? Based on the latest from the company, it could be soon.4 days ago
Gee and Ursula Show
'I feel heartbreak and anger': Kirkland nurse describes toll of pandemic over last year
Kirkland nurse Jenna Loney describes the toll the pandemic has taken on her and others in the health care industry over the last year-plus.5 days ago
Gee and Ursula Show
Local bar owner: Businesses will 'roll ahead as best we can' with new vaccine requirements
Streamline Tavern's Mike Lewis joins the Gee and Ursula Show to discuss the vaccine verification mandate as a necessary step.7 days ago
Gee and Ursula Show
Virologist explains the commonly used cell lines in COVID vaccines
A common religious exemption to COVID vaccines is because they used fetal cell lines in development. Dr. Angela Rasmussen explains that claim.7 days ago
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Seattle Traffic
Chris Sullivan
New ferry line cutting education and enforcement underway
Ferry line cutters beware. The state is stepping up enforcement to make up for the loss of the HERO line.1 day ago
Chris Sullivan
State ending hotline used to tattle on bad drivers
The phone number you can use to report drivers violating HOV lane rules and ferry line cutters in Washington is going away.3 days ago
Chris Sullivan
Good to Go sends out first toll statements from new system
Washington's Good to Go tolling system got an upgrade earlier this summer, and now the first bills and statements are coming out.3 days ago
Chris Sullivan
Rain is coming; Sully's wet weather driving 101
Get your Washington Driver's Manual out. The first heavy rain of the summer is on its way, and we want to make sure you're prepared to drive in wet weather.8 days ago
Chris Sullivan
Fare ambassadors replace officers on Sound Transit trains
New "fare ambassadors" for Sound Transit have resumed fare checks, with a focus on educating riders on reduced-fare ORCA options over issuing citations.10 days ago
Chris Sullivan
An exclusive look at Seattle's 520 bridge project from the construction platform
The state Department of Transportation provided us with a guided tour of construction on the 520 bridge over Lake Washington.15 days ago
Northwest History
Feliks Banel
Searching for D.B. Cooper 'historic sites' in Portland and Seattle
With the 50th anniversary of the infamous D.B. Cooper hijacking this November, places where the crime played out hold physical traces that stir up memories.2 days ago
Feliks Banel
All Over The Map: Long-gone ferry crossings at Orondo and Entiat
Before many bridges were open, a number of small, private ferry crossings were in operation along the Columbia River as late as the 1950s and 1960s.7 days ago
Feliks Banel
The fire is out, but Aberdeen Museum of History struggles to rebuild
It’s been more than three years since a fire destroyed the Aberdeen Armory and history museum. Now, some locals are frustrated by delays in replacing it.9 days ago
Feliks Banel
All Over The Map: When Sea-Tac Airport disappeared for six months
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has had a few different names, but port commissioners ultimately decided to "Keep it Sea-Tac."14 days ago
Feliks Banel
Dramatic 1935 Weyerhaeuser kidnapping comes to life in new book
The long-ago kidnapping of a young member of the Weyerhaeuser timber dynasty has inspired a new book by local author Bryan Johnston.16 days ago
