Dori Monson Show

The Peninsula School District board recently voted unanimously (5-0) to keep Critical Race Theory out of the curriculum.

House Bill 1310 disallows Washington state police's use of traditional equipment for law enforcement. Legislators see the bill as necessary police reform.

Dori Monson spoke to a local business man who was misidentified in a video recorded in Edmonds posted to TikTok, and to the person who filmed the video.

Gerard Thai, who lives in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood, has been trying to catch car prowlers and thieves in the act of stealing parts or motorcycles.

On Friday, Dori met Tom Nelson of the "Outdoor Line" on 710 ESPN Seattle at the Everett waterfront to find a Washington state salmon.

Many people thought the 911 call receiver who spoke to Richard Sherman's wife was unprofessional. Former sheriff John Urquhart says they did nothing wrong.

Enron whistleblower Lynn Brewer has won $100,000 in a legal settlement after suing the Employment Security Department for delaying her public records request.

King County Sheriff's deputies tell the Dori Monson Show that a bill out of Olympia is taking away one of their best options of a less lethal weapon.

The head of the Seattle police union says he questions the investigation into the officers who were in Washington, D.C., during the U.S. Capitol riot. 

Several businesses were damaged early Monday by a fire in White Center, including a new boba cafe that was planning to hold a grand opening soon.

What can you do if you're a landlord and you have a hoarder who owes over a year's worth of rent? Nothing, says a local housing provider.

The Pacific Northwest is in the midst of hot weather that's expected to break several heat records. But why now? Cliff Mass, University of Washington Professor of Atmospheric Sciences, explains for Dori Monson.

Centralia College will pay students $100 to get vaccinated and then give them a lanyard as proof. President Bob Mahrbacher told KIRO Radio's Dori Monson Show it's an all-volunteer program.

A Seattle woman says she let her brother move into her house to help him out during a rough time, now she wants to sell and he won’t move out.

Flags at Seattle City Hall have yet to be lowered to half-staff following the death of SPD officer Lexi Harris, according to SPOG President Mike Solan.