Dori Monson Show

A local mom says her kindergartner's class begins every day with a "land acknowledgment," reminding students that they live on stolen land.

Head coach of the Seattle Seahawks, Pete Carroll, says he will not be fined again for not wearing a mask on the sidelines.

Ivar's Acres of Clams on the Seattle waterfront and the Salmon House on Lake Union are going "into hibernation" until spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Seattle Police Officers Guild President Mike Solan says the council has succumbed to the mob, and that police need to better contradict false narratives.

King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn joined the Dori Monson Show to provide early comments on Executive Dow Constantine's 2021-2022 budget proposal.

Retired Seattle Judge Ed McKenna tells Dori that the homicide allegedly committed by prolific offender Travis Berge on Wednesday was basically inevitable.

Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction candidate Maia Espinoza on a rebate for parents having to figure out virtual school.

A fake press release Tuesday offered shelter for homeless people at Seattle's Grand Hyatt. The hoax organizers say the Hyatt has a moral obligation to help.

Cliff Mass, UW professor of atmospheric sciences, says Inslee is wrong and that easterly winds that spread fires would decrease with climate change.

Pete Carroll, Seattle Seahawks head coach, says he has been in a competitive mindset long before game one as the challenges of COVID-19 impacted his team.

The Hawks Nest Bar and Grill in downtown Seattle was already locked down due to COVID-19 restrictions, and then was broken into last week.

Attorney General candidate Matt Larkin discusses his race against Bob Ferguson, arguing that Ferguson has made it a partisan office.

Listener Michael Peila had his truck stolen from his home in Capitol Hill earlier this week, with all his work equipment inside.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal on why some states are going back to in-person school but we're not, and concerns of mental health.

Uncle Ike's owner says rioters blame him for gentrification of Capitol Hill and political views, and continue to target his business.