Dori Monson Show

Mick McHugh, of F.X. McRory's, announced on Thursday he's opening the Kraken Bar and Grill at Northgate's new Kraken practice facility.

A Mercer Island gym owner is being sued by multi-billion dollar company for unpaid rent due to the COVID shutdown.

Founder of the Recall Sawant effort, Ernie Lou, told KIRO Radio’s Dori Monson he wants to clarify he’s opposite of ‘right winger.’

Meteorologist Cliff Mass on CBS suggesting that climate change is impacting baseball.

After hearing about homeless encampments that have taken over fields in Ballard, a Seattle parent shared a similar story from Capitol Hill.

Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell on the Needle Exchange program potentially breaking rules, and how he believes the wrong approach is being taken.

Auburn Business owner, Brent Phelps, on his skyrocketing insurance rates as a result of COVID lockdowns and the few options he has.

Democratic Representative Noel Frame and KIRO Radio's Dori Monson debate the capital gains tax and discuss the revenue forecast for the state.

State Attorney General Bob Ferguson is demanding $2.8 million in legal fees and costs related to his lawsuit against initiative promoter Tim Eyman.

Allison, a recent Shorewood grad, is upset about that their school mascot the "Thunderbirds" is being included in the Mascot bill.

A King County Council ordinance requires hazard pay for grocery workers in unincorporated King County. Councilmember Rod Dembowski explains his support.

Roxanne de los Reyes and her family lost everything in a Tacoma house fire, then what was salvaged was taken by looters who broke into their garage.

An employee at the Washington Correctional Center for Woman tells the Dori Monson Show the state is allowing transfers for people who identify as female.

A local 13 year-old explains how school closures and feelings of loneliness have worsened her depression after a year of remote learning.

Cliff Mass on the Cascade Range snowpack and what the massive amount of snow in the mountains means for global warming.