‘Dangerous precedent’: Gee cautions shift from personal to corporate blame after Meta lawsuit
California jury finds Meta liable for harmful social media impacts on youth behavior and addiction.7 months ago
‘He’s getting let off the hook’: Gee slams insanity verdict in Belltown shooting that killed pregnant woman
KIRO host Gee Scott condemns the not guilty verdict in the tragic Belltown shooting that claimed the life of a pregnant woman.7 months ago
‘We all have to do better’: SPD Chief Barnes addresses youth violence after fatal Rainier Beach shooting
A 16-year-old suspect has been arrested in the fatal Rainier Beach shootings of two high school students after surveillance cameras helped identify the suspect.7 months ago
‘People will always be moving here’: Gee unfazed by drop in migration to Washington
Despite fewer newcomers, Gee believes Seattle will remain a desirable destination for people moving to the area.7 months ago
‘Big impact on new WA registrations’: Elections director warns SAVE America Act could lower voter turnout
Trump's SAVE Act requires citizenship proof, risking reduced voter participation in upcoming elections.7 months ago
‘It’s not their fault’: Seattle’s affordability crisis is behind Blazing Bagels’ closure, Gee says
The shutdown of Blazing Bagels reveals the harsh economic reality facing Seattle, as noted by KIRO host Gee Scott.8 months ago
‘Inventory is one of the biggest problems’: Gee backs idea to turn empty Seattle office building into apartments
KIRO host Gee Scott supports plans to convert the historic Liggett Building into apartments in downtown Seattle.8 months ago
‘We’re really proud of that’: Pierce County executive says crime, especially violent crime, is trending down
Ryan Mello discusses crime trends and affordable housing initiatives in Pierce County on "The Gee and Ursula Show."8 months ago
‘Native Land Pod’ co-host ‘stunned’ to see Wilson admin ‘mired in nonsense’ after civil rights director placed on leave
Angela Rye reacts to Seattle mayor's surprising decision on civil rights director amid ongoing community discussions.8 months ago
‘They don’t have a plan B’: Intentionalist survey shows Seattle’s small businesses struggling more than during COVID
A survey reveals Seattle's small businesses face greater financial challenges than during the pandemic. Discover the findings.8 months ago
Is homeownership only for the wealthy? Seattle buyers now need $182K income
To afford a home in Seattle, the numbers continue to reach historic levels. The income needed to afford a home in Seattle is $182,766.8 months ago
‘Use your head’: Angela Poe-Russell urges helmet use as Seattle e-scooter injuries spike
Angela Poe-Russell urges e-scooter riders in Seattle to prioritize safety and wear helmets to avoid injuries.8 months ago
Kuwait principal from WA says she remains calm for her students amid explosions, sirens: ‘We can support each other’
Lisa Dallas emphasizes the importance of calmness during explosions in Kuwait, supporting her students at Global Bilingual Academy.8 months ago
‘It is hard to make a living’: Gee labels housing costs are pushing Americans abroad at record rates
People are moving out of the U.S. at record rates. In 2025, the U.S. experienced a net negative migration with roughly 150,000 more departures than arrivals.8 months ago
‘A very important position’: Sheriff’s and police association emphasizes need for officers as WA last in police staffing
Washington ranks last in police officers per capita, highlighting a critical need for more sheriff's and police personnel.8 months ago
‘Costs will keep going up’: WA Policy Center says CO2 tax is driving energy bills higher, offers savings tips
Puget Sound residents face 20%-40% hikes in energy bills due to the CO2 tax, raising concerns about affordability and sustainability.8 months ago
‘There’s a way to work around that’: Ursula believes Lynnwood could have kept Flock cameras with safeguards
Ursula argues Lynnwood could retain Flock cameras with proper privacy safeguards after contract termination.8 months ago
‘This is our team’: Ursula, Spike weigh in on Seahawks sale, relocation fears
As the the Paul Allen Estate is now selling the Seahawks, many fans have worries about if there is any potential for the new owner to try to move the team.8 months ago
‘Eye-opening’: Ursula shocked at nearly half of ICE arrests in Washington have no criminal history
Discover how 47% of ICE arrests in Washington involve individuals with no criminal history. Insights on federal data and its impact.8 months ago
‘We don’t need more taxes’: Downtown Seattle Association warns Wilson’s revenue push could drive out businesses
Downtown Seattle warns that higher taxes may drive out local businesses amid Mayor Wilson's call for partnership.8 months ago
‘A step in the right direction’: Gee and Ursula back WA bill to notify workers of ICE inspections
The Immigrant Workers Protection Act ensures timely ICE inspection notifications for employees. Learn more about this crucial legislation.8 months ago
Gee says ‘companies are downsizing’ despite CEOs saying AI has little job impact
A survey reveals CEOs see little AI impact on jobs, yet companies continue to downsize. Explore the implications for the workforce.8 months ago
‘He uses his power to demonize segments of the community’: Gee backs petition to cancel Pierce County sheriff’s library events
Pierce County sheriff's library events face backlash as Gee backs petition against perceived intimidation and controversial discussions.8 months ago
