Seattle passes bill allowing restaurants to turn away food delivery apps
Seattle restaurants will soon have the ability to opt out of food delivery services, thanks to a newly-passed bill from city councilmembers.
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Rantz: Masks required at Seattle market despite vaccination rate
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Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle DOT program tries to exclude whites in free ORCA program
The Seattle Department of Transportation is giving away free Orca passes via a racist program that tries to exclude as many white people as possible. -
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Washington looks to head off potential invasion of feral pigs
Montana and Washington are the only Northwest states without infestations of feral pigs, and they've created a program to try to keep it that way. -
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State issues warning against Washington vaccine lottery scammers
Officials are warning Washingtonians to be aware of phone scams claiming to be linked to the state's "Shot of a Lifetime" vaccine lottery. -
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Wildfire smoke ruins Redmond winery's entire 2020 vintage
The 2020 wildfires wreaked havoc on homes and even entire towns -- and now a local winery is suffering the impacts of wildfire smoke. -
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2 dead after large fire at Beacon Hill homeless encampment
Two people were reported dead after a large fire at a homeless encampment on Seattle's Beacon Hill on Monday morning. -
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Despite larger field, Teresa Mosqueda still faces little opposition in Seattle council reelection bid
Despite a Seattle council race featuring 10 challengers, incumbent Teresa Mosqueda has maintained a dominant fundraising lead. -
Gee and Ursula
Gee & Ursula: Should we work from home forever, or is it time to return to the office?
KIRO Radio's Gee and Ursula opened the phone lines to let listeners share why they either want to return to the office or work from home. -
Rachel Belle
Exhibit at Bellevue Art Museum questions capital punishment through the tradition of last meals
Oregon artist Julie Green has painted nearly 900 last meals of executed US inmates onto plates, and 800 of them are on display at the Bellevue Art Museum. -
Dave Ross
US considers expansion to selective service to be gender neutral
The Supreme Court passed on the opportunity to decide that women must register for the draft at 18. Rob McKenna, former state attorney general, explains. -
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'It's a crisis': Local hospitals in need of blood donations
World Blood Donor Day on Monday finds the Pacific Northwest in urgent need of donations. COVID-19 vaccine status has no effect on if someone can give blood. -
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Fast-spreading virus killing deer in San Juan Islands
Dozens of deer have been dying a strange death in the San Juan Islands, with foam coming out of their mouths, due to a fast-spreading virus. -
Todd Herman
Todd Herman Show Notes: 6.14.2021
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Dave Ross
Ross: Happy to sit near able-bodied men with zip ties
I’ve ended up flying in a middle seat between two large men, and it gets a little close, but when weirdness starts, these are the guys who will save you. -
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COVID updates: Vaccine trials underway for children under 12
The state Department of Health says there have been over 408,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in Washington, and 5,782 people have died from the virus statewide. -
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'She was our Wonder Woman': Colleagues, police speak out after SPD officer killed on I-5
The Seattle Police Department officially identified an officer who was struck and killed on I-5 early Sunday while off-duty.
