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.

Rain returns to Seattle, snapping near-historic 14-day January dry streak

Seattle’s January dry spell ended Tuesday night after 14 consecutive days without measurable rainfall.
9 months ago

Seattle logs 11 straight ‘dry’ days as historic January record looms

In 1963, Seattle set a record of 15 straight days in January without rain. We are not quite there yet, but Friday is Day 11 with no measurable precipitation.
10 months ago

U.S. takes custody of 37 Mexican fugitives, including man charged in WA

The U.S. has taken custody of 37 Mexican nationals accused of cartel‑linked crimes, including Jose Luis Sanchez Valencia, who faces federal charges in WA.
10 months ago

Northern lights could glow over western Washington tonight

The night sky could put on a show Monday night as the Northern Lights may be visible in the greater Seattle area.
10 months ago

Seattle Mayor Wilson delays removal of Ballard encampment

Mayor Katie Wilson postpones the removal of the Ballard encampment, citing the need for more time after her visit to the site.
10 months ago

Microsoft vows to cover costs for AI data centers, reduce water usage

Microsoft said it will pay its own way as the artificial intelligence (AI) boom drives massive energy demands across the country.
10 months ago

Roofing scam in Redmond costs victim nearly $300K

A Redmond homeowner lost nearly $300,000 to a roofing scam. Police urge residents to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.
10 months ago

Alaska Airlines captain alleges Boeing negligence in ‘door plug blowout’

An Alaska Airlines captain claims Boeing's negligence caused a midair incident, seeking $10 million for damages in this lawsuit.
10 months ago

Record warm November leaves Cascades in ‘snow drought’ ahead of winter

A "snow drought" is gripping the Cascades as winter approaches despite multiple powerful atmospheric rivers pounding the region.
11 months ago

Iran, Egypt oppose World Cup ‘Seattle Pride Match’

Two countries that criminalize homosexuality are set to play a World Cup match in Seattle that’s designed to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
11 months ago

Enrollment deadline for healthcare nears as Senate weighs ACA tax credits

Washington residents must enroll by Dec. 15 for health and dental plans via Healthplanfinder, starting Jan. 1.
11 months ago

CAIR-WA denounces Trump’s remarks on Somali immigrants

CAIR-WA condemned recent comments by President Donald Trump about Somali immigrants calling them “vile” and an insult to immigrant communities.
11 months ago

First invasive green crabs found in Skagit Bay

An invasive species has reached Skagit Bay for the first time. Researchers confirmed the presence of European green crabs in the northern Whidbey Basin.
11 months ago

No astronauts on Boeing Starliner’s next flight

Boeing and NASA have decided that the company's next Starliner mission will carry cargo only.
12 months ago

Grays Harbor County resident dies from first-ever human case of H5N5 bird flu

A resident in Grays Harbor County has preliminarily tested positive for avian influenza, raising health concerns.
12 months ago

3 Washington Democrats join GOP to condemn ‘horrors of socialism’

U.S. House resolution highlights the horrors of socialism, showcasing a surprising bipartisan split among Washington state lawmakers.
12 months ago

Seattle crane collapse sparks new safety rules

New safety rules in Washington aim to prevent crane collapses after a deadly incident in Seattle, ensuring worker and public protection.
12 months ago

Critics say Washington initiatives threaten safety of LGBTQ+

A coalition urges voters to reject Washington initiatives that threaten safety and well-being of LGBTQ+ individuals.
12 months ago

Sen. Cantwell demands NBA transparency amid betting scandal

Sen. Cantwell calls for clarity on NBA's betting practices amid ongoing scandal, urging accountability and transparency.
1 year ago

Edmonds Food Bank teams up with restaurants to combat food insecurity

As food banks across the country brace for increased demand amid inflation and federal benefit cuts, the Edmonds Food Bank is launching a new initiative to strengthen local support: the Restaurant Partner Program.
1 year ago

Rising jobless claims leads to fewer hours at ESD call center

The Washington Employment Security Department (ESD) is launching a 90-day pilot program to adjust unemployment call center hours in response to a growing backlog of claims.
1 year ago

Health department launches measles exposure map

The DOH unveils a real-time tool to monitor potential measles exposures for Washington residents.
1 year ago

WA counties begin mailing general election ballots

King County Elections has mailed over 1.4 million ballots for the upcoming general election on November 4.
1 year ago

WA to release Spokane ‘South Hill Rapist’ from custody

Kevin Coe, the man known as Spokane’s "South Hill Rapist," is expected to be released from state custody after more than four decades behind bars and in civil commitment.
1 year ago