Former KIRO Newsradio Reporter

5 finalists named in search for Bellevue police chief

The Bellevue Police Department has announced five finalist in its search for a new police chief.

12 years ago

Eastside elementary teacher, 72, arrested in child porn case

A substitute teacher for the Northshore School District has been arrested on child porn charges and allegedly confessed to molesting two boys in the 1970's.

12 years ago

Seattle police officers get tips on dealing with Ebola virus

The Seattle Police Department sent all employees an "Ebola Fact Sheet" in the unlikely event officers come in contact with someone who may have been exposed to the deadly virus.

12 years ago

Sex offender named person of interest in Westlake groping

A man accused of groping a woman near Seattle's Westlake Park bears a striking resemblance to a registered sex offender.

12 years ago

Seattle Mayor Ed Murray’s former press secretary files $1M claim against city

Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's former press secretary is suing the city, saying she was subject to discrimination.

12 years ago

City of Bellevue, police lieutenant cleared in retaliation lawsuit

A Bellevue police officer has lost a retaliation lawsuit she filed against the City of Bellevue and her former supervisor.

12 years ago

Homeless encampment on ‘The Ave’ to move, residents say

Residents of an unauthorized homeless encampment in Seattle's University District hope to be in a new home by the end of the week.

12 years ago

King County deputies defend controversial use-of-force tactic

King County deputies say their boss' "knee-jerk" reaction to public backlash may actually end up putting lives at risk.

12 years ago

‘I felt beaten down’: Federal jury hears arguments in Bellevue police retaliation lawsuit

A federal jury heard arguments Wednesday in the case of a female Bellevue police officer who claims she was retaliated against.

12 years ago

FBI director makes trip to Seattle, talks terrorism and privacy

FBI Director James B. Comey made a trip to Seattle Tuesday as part of a nationwide tour to visit each of the agency's 56 domestic field offices.

12 years ago

Spike in crime brings renewed focus to Capitol Hill

One of Seattle's most unique and vibrant communities has become the focus in recent weeks of increased efforts to combat a spike in violent crime.

12 years ago

Few in number, Washington Hells Angels ‘trying to survive’

With just eight known members statewide, the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club is desperately trying to bolster support.

12 years ago

Seattle mayor rolls out plan to address ‘homeless crisis’

Seattle Mayor Ed Murray Friday detailed plans to increase funding for public safety and add additional services for the homeless.

12 years ago

U.S. Attorney Jenny Durkan to step down after 5 years

Jenny A. Durkan has announced that she will step down as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Washington at the end of the month.

12 years ago

State patrol says more drivers impaired by pot-alcohol combo

The Washington State Patrol warns that a combination of alcohol and pot, even in moderation, can be dangerous behind the wheel.

12 years ago

DSHS employees enjoy ‘fun’ workshop despite budget woes

Despite a gloomy budget outlook, DSHS employees from around the state will be in Tacoma this month for an all-expenses paid workshop that promises to be both fun and educational.

12 years ago

Seattle police officer back on patrol after pot ticket controversy

A Seattle police officer at the center of a controversial pot ticket debacle has been returned to patrol, KIRO Radio has learned.

12 years ago

Emails: Seattle city attorney’s pot violation was a ‘major offense’

According to newly released emails, City Attorney Peter Holmes agreed to "fall on his sword" after bringing pot to city hall.

12 years ago

Investigators defend use of DNA sweep in Jenise Wright case

More than 100 DNA samples taken from residents of the mobile home park where 6-year-old Jenise Wright lived will not be entered into a criminal database.