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11-year-old injured in suspected road rage shooting on I-5 near Tacoma Mall
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Nearly 2 dozen people forced out of Tacoma apartments after Thanksgiving fire
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Details emerge about man shot and killed in Southcenter parking garage
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Federal Way gun owner charged after 8-year-old shoots 9-year-old brother in head
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Victims identified in Friday’s plane crash near Snohomish
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Lisa Brooks
Bald Eagle with bird flu found in West Seattle park
The West Seattle Blog reports a local naturalist found a Bald Eagle on the ground sick at Lincoln Park in West Seattle.
Associated Press
10 days in, no suspect, no weapon in Idaho student slayings
Ten days after four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death in their rooms, police said they still have not identified a suspect.
KIRO Newsradio staff
Black Friday shopping will look a little different this year
Black Friday may not be the big holiday shopping kickoff it once was, as stores will look a little different this year.
KIRO 7 News Staff
Seattle man visiting Qatar finds solution to World Cup alcohol ban
A Seattle man who’s visiting Qatar has created a map of where to find a beer or other alcoholic drink at legal establishments in the country.
Frank Sumrall
ShotSpotter tech nipped from Seattle budget despite mayor's push
ShotSpotter's CEO and Department Director both donated to Harrell during his 2013 and 2021 mayoral campaigns.
Nicole Jennings
King County has first pediatric flu death in three years
For the first time in three years, a child in King County has died of the flu. It's the county's first known pediatric flu death of 2022.Seattle Sports
The Associated Press
WSU makes program record 19 3s, beats Detroit Mercy 96-54
Jabe Mullins scored 22 points on 7-of-10 shooting and WSU hit a program record-tying 19 3-pointers to beat Detroit Mercy 96-54.
The Associated Press
QB wristbands trending NFL topic after comments by Seahawks’ Carroll
Whether Pete Carroll meant it as a barb for Russell Wilson or a bouquet for Geno Smith, the Seahawks coach made play-calling wristbands a hot topic.
Brock Huard
Huard’s Apple Cup Preview: Breakdown, prediction of No. 12 UW at WSU
FOX college football analyst and former UW huskies QB Brock Huard details Saturday's huge Apple Cup between the UW Huskies and WSU Cougars.
Joe Fann
Fann: 3 Seahawks X-factors for the remainder of the season
Getting contributions from three players on defense would give the Seahawks a big boost in the quest for the NFC West title down the stretch.
Brandon Gustafson
Mariners Hot Stove Hype: Yankees trade chip 2B Torres, FA OF Benintendi
What should Mariners fans know about reported trade target Gleyber Torres of the Yankees? The Ringer's John Jastremski told Wyman & Bob.
Brandon Gustafson
Morosi: Haniger’s future, how 2 big names leaving their teams benefits Mariners
MLB Network's Jon Morosi joined Wyman & Bob to discuss Mitch Haniger's future and why the door may be opening for the Mariners in the AL.Jason Rantz
Jason Rantz
Rantz: A friend asks Patrick to wait at bus stop while he pukes
A friend asked Patrick to wait at a Seattle bus stop while he goes to puke via a touching, complex, and hand-written note.
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Seattle Councilmembers are trying to defund the police again
Despite a rise in crime, some on the City Council are trying to defund the Seattle Police Department again.
Jason Rantz
Rantz: Racism claim against local high school doesn’t add up, media rushes to judgment
"On more than five occasions, we had players coming to the sideline enraged from the racist remarks they were hearing from Stanwood players."
Frank Sumrall
Gilday pleads for patience as 10th Legislative District race marches on
The 10th Legislative District remains neck and neck as Greg Gilday trails Clyde Shavers by just 238 votes after holding a brief 15-vote lead Tuesday.
Bill Kaczaraba
Exclusive: Ex-WSU Coach Rolovich slams firing over vaccine mandate
Rolovich is Catholic and said in the lawsuit that he applied for a religious exemption from the vaccine, but that exemption was denied.
Jason Rantz
Rantz: After Seattle principal stonewalled police, suspect allegedly assaulted two victims
This incident comes as police said they have encountered more hostility from Seattle Public Schools (SPS) staff when responding to incidents.Dave Ross
Dave Ross
Ross: How to keep your Thanksgiving peaceful this year
I know Americans define Thanksgiving as a holiday to remind us all why we moved away from our relatives. But it doesn't have to be that way.
Dave Ross
Ross: Could planes only have one pilot someday?
Just one pilot in the cockpit. That would free up more pilots to compensate for crew shortages, and of course, save money.
Dave Ross
Ross: Want to solve holiday travel? Just live closer to your family
The answer to solving holiday travel is always the same – the best time to fly is when nobody else is flying.
Dave Ross
Ross: Young voters are key to Democrat wins, if they can get a high turnout
It said that young voters “delivered on President Joe Biden’s hopes they would turn out in the mid-terms,” and that voters under 30 were key.
Dave Ross
Ross: Graffiti along the 'gateway to Seattle' is embarrassing
Time to put this graffiti out of its misery. Painting it over doesn't work. So, I'll say it again: put up artificial vegetation.
Dave Ross
Ross: Politicians now have one less thing to fight about
The same-sex marriage debate has been ugly, but it’s that tension that makes a compromise like the Respect for Marriage Act stand out.Dori Monson
Dori Monson Show
Dori: 9-year-old resolved to protect mom after Tacoma carjacking
Emily and her 9-year-old son tell the harrowing story of how they survived a recent carjacking at their Tacoma home.
Dori Monson Show
Dori: Seattle rider giving up on mass transit after feeling 'less safe'
After nearly 20 years of riding mass transit in the Seattle area, one woman tells Dori that she will be driving her car from now on.
Dori Monson Show
Dori: Family ‘wrecked’ after two-time ‘Three Strikes’ killer gets early release
A convicted killer and two-time “Three Strikes, You’re Out” offender in Southwest Washington is now eligible to be freed from prison in as few as five years.
Dori Monson Show
Dori: Is your cryptocurrency part of the new FTX scandal?
Worse than Enron. That’s what experts are calling the FTX financial scandal still erupting before cryptocurrency investors’ eyes.
Dori Monson Show
Dori: Ingraham teacher swears, blames Seattleites who 'didn’t vote blue' for school shooting
Dori Monson Show listeners who saw the post told Dori they were “incredulous” at the teacher’s obscene rant and political “hijacking” of the shooting.
Dori Monson Show
Dori: Don’t fall for state Dems last-minute 'reverse psychology'
Podlodowski's message: To urge voters “not” to write in candidate Brad Klippert for secretary of state.Gee & Ursula
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Gee and Ursula to host Seattle Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony
The annual tree lighting ceremony in downtown Seattle this Friday has a new twist: Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin!
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Gee & Ursula: 'Where does the hate come from?' in LGBTQ+ nightclub shooting
Gee & Ursula take on the difficult question of 'Where is all the hate coming from?' in light of the Colorado Springs shooting.
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
The most reviled Thanksgiving food in Washington state
A map created with geotagged Twitter data by a food website identified the most reviled Thanksgiving food in each state.
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Podlodowski reportedly threatened funding to Dems who supported Anderson
Tina Podlodowski, the chair of Washington's Democratic Party reportedly threatened to cut campaign funding for another local Democrat.
Bill Kaczaraba
King County Councilmember pushes proposal to fight addiction
King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn is pushing a proposal to use $5 million to support social and human service workers.
Bill Kaczaraba
Study: Former discriminatory housing practices contributed to 'Wealth Gap'
A new study shows that former discriminatory housing practices helped contribute to the 'wealth gap' across western Washington.Podcasts
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Seattle Traffic
Chris Sullivan
Sullivan: How to survive the airport over Thanksgiving
You better have your game face ready, Thanksgiving is going to be rough. I've put together some helpful hints to make it as painless as possible
Chris Sullivan
Revive I-5 racing weather to finish in Seattle-area
The forecast calls for nothing but sunshine this weekend, but the Revive I-5 project won't be able to finish because of the chilly conditions.
Chris Sullivan
Drivers need to get the message about mountain pass driving
I would have given drivers an "F," but this was the first weather weekend of the year, so I cut you some slack.
Chris Sullivan
What's with all the expired car tabs on the road?
Through October, nearly 42,000 people have been pulled over with expired tabs. WSP Sergeant Chelsea Hodgson said you can be pulled over just for this.
Chris Sullivan
Tolling revenue on some roads returning to pre-COVID levels
Drivers claim there is no doubt tolls are back, but not all roads are created equally. It has taken more time for some tolling facilities to come back.
Chris Sullivan
West Seattle Bridge traffic volume not back to pre-closure levels
But just over a month into the reopening, the commute has not returned to pre-closure, which coincides perfectly with pre-pandemic, levels.Feliks Banel: NW History and All Over The Map
Feliks Banel
Previously unpublished photos of D.B. Cooper jet discovered
51 years after the hijacking of a Seattle-bound airliner, previously unknown photographs of D.B. Cooper’s Boeing 727 have been revealed.
Feliks Banel
Cap Hill, Sodo, T-Town and the ‘Frisco Effect’
Certain Northwest cities and neighborhoods have nicknames that evoke strong feelings but none as strong as the “Frisco Effect” in the city by the bay.
Feliks Banel
Harrowing Burien airliner crash covered up by time
You wouldn't know anything about it now by observing a typical day at this old family-owned supermarket in Burien.
Feliks Banel
Celebrating the life of Seattle’s favorite 'Pepperoni Pusher'
A public memorial will be held this Friday for long-time Seattle business owner and self-proclaimed "Pepperoni Pusher," Art Oberto.
Feliks Banel
All Over The Map: World War II Kirkland yearbook mystery
“I didn't want it to just get tucked away and forgotten,” Holmgren said by phone a few days ago.