Seattle set for heat wave as it nears record for most days without rain
Another heat wave is on the way to the Seattle area this week, as it begins to near the all-time record for consecutive days without measurable rain.
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Scott Servais describes ’emotional’ Mariners win over Astros
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Fahrenthold: 'The second bite of apple, Trump is not great'
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Previewing Seattle council's Position 8 at-large primary race
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Jason Rantz
Rantz: Polyclinic's COVID policy harms patients, says staff isn't fully vaccinated
Recently, my asthma has been difficult to manage. When I turned to the Polyclinic recently, I realized I would not be helped thanks to their COVID rules. -
Rachel Belle
Tokyo Olympics disregard for breastfeeding athletes highlights inequality in women's sports
The Tokyo Olympics initially told athletes they couldn't bring their babies to Japan. Now babies are allowed, but they can't to stay with their mothers. -
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Vigilant driver helps rescue kitten found dangling off Hood Canal Bridge
An eight-week-old black kitten found dangling from an air vent alongside the Hood Canal Bridge was rescued earlier this week. -
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Washington will update mask guidance 'if needed' after new CDC recommendations
State health officials are currently working to determine whether Washington will need update its mask guidance in the days ahead. -
Tom and Curley
Tom & Curley: Mistaken identity story out of Edmonds has an added twist
Tom and John discuss the case of mistaken identity from a viral video out of Edmonds that led to death threats, but there's another part of the story. -
Gee and Ursula
SPD Chief Diaz: Seattle's next mayor 'needs to support the police department'
Amid a string of recent shootings, interim SPD Chief Adrian Diaz lays out the need for cooperating across city government in the months to come. -
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Kshama Sawant supporters say they've collected enough signatures for November recall vote
Supporters for Kshama Sawant announced Tuesday that they have collected the remaining signatures needed to trigger a November recall vote. -
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Scammers target Washington's unemployed with fake job listings
Unemployed Washingtonians are running into fake job listings masquerading as postings from legitimate local companies, using real employees' names. -
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Two people shot while driving to work on I-5 near SR 516
Washington State Patrol Trooper Rick Johnson tells KIRO Radio that two men were shot while driving to work on I-5 Tuesday near the SR 516 exit. -
Todd Herman
Todd Herman Show 7.27.2021
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Dave Ross
Ross: The Make-Me group is the only one still unvaccinated
There are essentially three levels of nudging people respond to: Show Me, Help Me, and Make Me. At this point, the Show Me’s and Help Me’s are vaccinated. -
Gee and Ursula
Gee & Ursula: We're vaccinated and wearing masks indoors
KIRO Radio's Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin explain why they agree with health officials on new recommendation to wear masks in public. -
Chokepoints
New SR 167 ramp meter should make merge with I-405 easier and safer
The Washington State Department of Transportation is adding ramp meters where the SR 167 ramp joins I-405, and the shoulder will be an additional lane. -
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Mayor says he was victim of 'white supremacy hate crime attack.' He wasn't.
Burien Mayor Jimmy Matta says he was attacked in a white supremacy hate crime. But that's not what happened. -
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The humanity behind the numbers in slew of tragic shootings across Seattle
Converge Media's Omari Salisbury talks about the human element behind a slew of recent shootings across the city of Seattle.
