WA DOH: We need to act now to get COVID under control for holidays
With COVID-19 transmission continuing to rise across Washington, officials are warning residents about an increased risk headed into the holidays.
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Sticking to the theme of 2020, Election Day is sure to be an unprecedented event. Spend the day and evening with us. -
Dave Ross
Surge in early voting continues, with over half of all Washington ballots turned in
Washington continues to shatter early voting records, with over half of all ballots in the state already turned in at drop boxes and election offices. -
KIRO Nights
Amazon, UPS hiring over 100,000 seasonal workers for holiday season
Companies like Amazon, UPS, and others have announced a hiring surge for the holiday season. KIRO Nights' Mike Lewis discusses his own experience. -
Dave Ross
David Fahrenthold: US taxpayers have been footing the bill at Trump properties
Entering into the final week of campaign season, Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold talks about the election storylines he's looking at right now. -
Feliks Banel
Young Fresh Fellows paved the way for Seattle music scene 35 years ago
This autumn marks the 35th anniversary of Young Fresh Fellows' sophomore effort – and national breakout album – “Topsy Turvy." -
Gee and Ursula
Downtown Seattle Association VP: 'We need businesses to feel safe opening'
Don Blakeney, VP of Advocacy & Economic Development for the Downtown Seattle Association on businesses and the neglected parks city officials are ceding to the homeless. -
Local News
Pierce County to offer discounts for dine-in, takeout at restaurants in November
Pierce County is expanding an upcoming program that will give people dining at restaurants a 30% discount on their meals at restaurants. -
Local News
WA Secretary of State says website showing rejected ballots is not official
The Washington Secretary of State's Office has reported a website to the feds, which is falsely listing rejected ballots around the state. -
Dave Ross
Ross: The wonderfulness of voting whether by mail or in person
I know election interference happens, but the other part of the story is that for many millions of us, voting is going pretty well. -
Local News
Several arrests, one person hit by car during demonstration in Seattle
Several people were arrested at a demonstration in Seattle late Tuesday, and one person was hit by a car. They were not injured, and the driver was tracked down. -
Local News
Former Seattle public safety advisor raises alarm over Herbold proposal on misdemeanors
A former Seattle public safety advisor is expressing serious concerns over a newly-proposed policy from Councilmember Lisa Herbold. -
MyNorthwest Blog
The KIRO Rundown: Law enforcement gears up for Election Night
After a several month stretch of what felt like non-stop protests, local law enforcement agencies are drawing up plans for how to respond to whatever happens on Election Day. -
Rachel Belle
Seattleites are doing career 180s to escape pandemic unemployment
With many losing their jobs to the ongoing pandemic, Seattleites have pivoted to brand new careers in order to make ends meet. -
Gee and Ursula
Former Seattle mayor: Rise in homeless camps 'a matter of fixing the shelter system'
Former Mayor Greg Nickels stopped by the Gee and Ursula Show to talk about what the city needs to do to tackle its homeless crisis. -
Local News
Poll indicates growing concern over climate change among Washington voters
A new poll indicates that Washington state voters are growing increasingly concerned about the long-term effects of climate change.
