7 arrested after protest crumbles into destruction, fires in Seattle
People have smashed windows and set fires in Seattle after a protest on Saturday night. Seattle Police have arrested seven people for assault and property damage.
Listen Now: Live Radio
-
Not Real News: A look at what didn’t happen last week
-
Free COVID-19 testing sites in King County
-
COVID-19 podcast: Putting 200K US coronavirus deaths in context
-
Jason Rantz
WATCH: President Trump nominates Judge Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
President Donald Trump nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Watch video of the confirmation. -
Dave Ross
Former WA AG McKenna cherished arguing cases before Justice Ginsburg
Former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna recalls what it was like to argue a case in front of Justice Ginsburg, who he says was smart and thoughtful. -
Local News
If you must travel for the holidays, 'be informed of the risks involved'
Local and national health officials have indicated that holidays in 2020 will -- and should -- look different as COVID-19 remains a threat. -
Jason Rantz
WA Congressman: Illegal, unconstitutional for Trump to cut Seattle funding
Congressman Adam Smith (D-Seattle) says he’s upset with U.S. AG Barr labeling Seattle as an anarchist city, and says it's illegal to cut funding. -
Dori Monson
After $100,000 fine, Seahawks' Pete Carroll promises to wear a mask
Head coach of the Seattle Seahawks, Pete Carroll, says he will not be fined again for not wearing a mask on the sidelines. -
Gee and Ursula
Superintendent Reykdal says opponent's statements about sex ed are 'untrue'
Incumbent superintendent, Chris Reykdal, joins Gee & Ursula to respond to something his opponent, Maia Espinoza, said about the sexual education curriculum. -
Jason Rantz
WA student: High school athletes unnecessarily losing opportunities
Sam Huard, part of Student Athletes of Washington, explains how high school students in the Washington state are losing opportunities against other states. -
Local News
Wrongful death lawsuit filed against city, state over slain Seattle protester
Plaintiffs on behalf of a handful of protesters and families announced a wrongful death and personal injury lawsuit Friday, filed against the City of Seattle and Washington state. -
Second baby orca born to J pod this month
Another baby orca has been born to the J pod, the Center for Whale Research confirmed Friday. -
Feliks Banel
All Over The Map: How you can help Spokane avoid Flaggy McFlagface
Spokane, capital of the Inland Empire and Washington’s second most populous city, needs your help to come up with a new design for its city flag. -
Gee and Ursula
7 months into COVID crisis, 'we're not going back to normal,' UW pandemic expert warns
The U.S. crested a grim milestone, topping 200,000 total COVID deaths, and odds are the reality of the virus is one that will be here to stay long-term. -
Dave Ross
Ross: Trump refuses to answer what should be an easy question
Will Trump commit to a peaceful transfer of power should he lose the election? Oddly enough, it's a question the president refuses to answer. -
Local News
Thursday night protests turn destructive on Capitol Hill
Fires were set and arrests were made on Capitol Hill after protests again turned violent on Seattle streets for a second night on Thursday. -
Dori Monson
Ivar's closes full-service Seattle restaurants until spring due to COVID
Ivar's Acres of Clams on the Seattle waterfront and the Salmon House on Lake Union are going "into hibernation" until spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Election 2020
Washington State Treasurer candidates face off in forum
Duane Davidson (R) and Mike Pellicciotti (D) will be the two candidates in the race for Washington State Treasurer on the November ballot.
