KIRO Newsradio Anchor

Aaron Granillo

Aaron Granillo is a reporter for KIRO Newsradio. He grew up in Seattle and studied broadcast journalism at Arizona State University in Phoenix. Aaron started his news-talk career at KTAR before becoming a morning host and anchor for KNAU, Arizona Public Radio in Flagstaff. His story about a Native American chef won a 2017 National Edward R. Murrow Award for writing.

Washington closes campgrounds, cuts recreation services amid $8M budget shortfall

Washington's DNR shuts down campgrounds, impacting recreation services for 2026 due to budget constraints.
7 months ago

FEMA begins home inspections in WA counties hit by December storms

Federal housing inspectors are fanning out across 10 Washington counties to assess damage from the severe storms, and flooding that struck the state.
7 months ago

Measles case in King County infant prompts exposure warning in Bellevue, Seattle

Public health officials are warning residents of potential measles exposures in King County after confirming a measles case in an infant.
7 months ago

Snow drought threatens Washington’s water supply

A new federal report found that Washington has entered spring with a growing water crisis ahead.
7 months ago

$34.5 billion short: Sound Transit wants your input on future light rail projects

Sound Transit launched a survey on its $34.5 billion shortfall as Tacoma's City Council warns that further delays would hurt the South Sound.
7 months ago

Washington doctors are sounding alarm on cannabis health effects, survey shows

A survey reveals Washington clinicians' worries over cannabis health impacts, a decade after legalization.
7 months ago

Burien man arrested after troopers reportedly catch him speeding at 130 mph

A high-speed chase on I-5 culminated in a crash and arrest of a Burien man, raising concerns about reckless driving.
7 months ago

WATCH: AI Takes the Mound — Mariners train against virtual big-leaguers

Discover how Mariners train with AI, facing virtual pitchers at Spring Training in Peoria for enhanced performance.
7 months ago

Harbor seal shot in the face shows signs of recovery

A harbor seal shot in the face is recovering, now swimming, eating, and gaining weight, near Hood Canal.
8 months ago

Cost for I‑5 replacement bridge soars as Washington, Oregon push to begin construction in 2028

New estimates reveal the I-5 replacement bridge could cost $7.8 billion as WA and OR officials push for project initiation.
8 months ago

Seattle’s Real Time Crime Center triples arrest odds, according to police review

Seattle’s Real Time Crime Center, which launched in May 2025, is changing the way the department responds to crime.
8 months ago

‘Companies have options’: Seattle business community reacts to Starbucks’ Tennessee expansion

Starbucks plans a Nashville office, stirring reactions from Seattle's business community about its impact on local dynamics.
8 months ago

Suspect arrested in fatal Bellevue hit-and-run

A 68-year-old suspect arrested in hit-and-run that killed a woman in Bellevue. Police provide updates on the ongoing investigation.
8 months ago

‘Millionaire tax’ clears House committee despite Republican pushback

Washington's first income tax passes key committee despite GOP opposition.
8 months ago

Active tuberculosis case linked to Rainier Beach High School; 130 to be tested

An active tuberculosis case has been reported at Rainier Beach High School.
8 months ago

North Mercer Island residents can resume flushing after sewer blockage clears

The City of Mercer Island previously urged residents on the north end to limit their water use after a sewer line became blocked on Tuesday.
8 months ago

Bellevue Police highlight ‘unprecedented’ decline in property crime

The Bellevue Police Department is touting a steep drop in overall crime and property crime in 2025.
8 months ago

New Southern Resident orca calf spotted in L pod

A new calf joins the Southern Resident orcas in the Salish Sea, marking a significant moment for marine conservation efforts.
9 months ago

New 3% card fee hits ferry riders March 1

If you use plastic to pay for your ferry ride, it’s about to cost a little extra. Beginning March 1, WSF will add a 3% fee to all fares paid by credit or debit card.
9 months ago

Bruce Lee Forever stamp to be unveiled in Seattle’s CID

The U.S. Postal Service will unveil a new Bruce Lee Forever stamp Wednesday at a public ceremony in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District (CID).
9 months ago

2 Enumclaw High School students arrested during walkout after reported assault

Two students arrested during a walkout at Enumclaw High School after a reported assault related to immigration issues.
9 months ago

WA Senate honors Seahawks’ Super Bowl victory

The Washington State Senate honors the Seattle Seahawks' championship win with a unanimous resolution celebrating their success.
9 months ago

Police investigating machete attack in Seattle’s Central District

The Seattle Police Department is investigating a machete attack that severed a man’s fingers Thursday afternoon in the city’s Central District neighborhood.
9 months ago

Gov. Ferguson meets with NBA Commissioner, sparking SuperSonics buzz

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson scheduled a last‑minute virtual meeting Thursday with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.
9 months ago