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Gee & Ursula: Seattle is a good place for young adults, recent graduates

A new Axios index survey says that young adults want to move to Seattle after they graduate more than any other major city in the United States. 
2 years ago

‘I don’t care as long as I’m contributing’: Washington man heads to Ukraine to join the fight

Odessa, Washington, native Jeremy Smith is heading to Ukraine with a group of men to potentially join the fight on the front lines.
2 years ago

Gee & Ursula: Rumors swirl as Kaepernick says he’ll run routes with Seahawks WR

The Seattle Seahawks don't know who their next quarterback will be, but rumors are swirling after Colin Kaepernick set up a workout with Tyler Lockett.
2 years ago

‘I see progress’: Gyro shop owner lauds safety improvements in Seattle

With the arrival of increased police patrols, gyro shop owner Layla Farange says that the situation in downtown Seattle appears to be improving.
2 years ago

AAA Washington: Gas prices are ‘at the whim of the market’

Right now, according to AAA, gas costs $4.73 a gallon on average in the Seattle area. But why are we seeing such big jumps in the gas prices?
2 years ago

Gee & Ursula: When you can choose to wear a mask at work, will you?

As Washington state's indoor mask mandate is set to end on March 12, it could soon be your choice whether to wear a mask at work.
2 years ago

‘I’m absolutely heartbroken’: KIRO Newsradio listeners react to Russell Wilson trade

With Russell Wilson reportedly headed to the Denver Broncos, KIRO Newsradio listeners from across the region called in with their thoughts.
2 years ago

‘My dream, his dream, cut short’: Parents of son killed in hazing incident applaud ‘Sam’s Law’

The parents of a college freshman at WSU killed in a hazing incident speak out on why added transparency in the Greek system is needed.
2 years ago

SPD Chief Diaz: Could take years to solve police department’s staffing crisis

SPD continues to grapple with being short-staffed, and Chief Adrian Diaz says that situation likely won't be resolved any time soon. 
2 years ago

Downtown Seattle gyro shop owner says city officials ‘need to do their job’

The owner of a gyro shop in downtown Seattle near Third Avenue says she is worried for her safety at work and calls on city officials for help.
2 years ago

State lawmaker: Lowering BAC limit for DUIs a needed fix after deadly year on roads

Should Washington lower the threshold for issuing DUIs? State Sen. John Lovick believes it's time, following a deadly year on the state's roads.
2 years ago

As city grapples with public safety crisis, Seattle mayor targets ‘sustainable change’

The path toward what Mayor Harrell calls "one Seattle" has been slow going, but it's also a goal he says will take time to fully realize.
2 years ago

Vancouver pastor organizes thousands of dollars in aid to Ukraine

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine has continued, the Ukrainian community in the Pacific Northwest has rallied to send aid to their home country.
2 years ago

‘Ukraine is on its own’ right now as Russia invades, says retired general

Since Ukraine is not a member of NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, retired General Barry McCaffrey says "NATO will not fight for Ukraine."
2 years ago

Economist: Ukraine crisis could affect everything from food prices to interest rates

As Russian forces have moved into Ukraine, the downstream effects could be felt across the globe, as well as in Washington state.
2 years ago

Gee & Ursula: Are young people missing something if they never work in an office?

Kids growing up today will likely have a work experience that none of us could have dreamed up. Are they losing out if they never work in an office?
2 years ago

Tacoma nurse says it’s hard to provide level of care ‘patients deserve’ with low staffing

After continued challenges in hospitals across the state, nurses are now calling on the Legislature to step in and mandate staffing levels.
2 years ago

Gee & Ursula: Props to the Kraken for listening to fans on food prices

Sporting events can be expensive, but the Seattle Kraken are at least trying to help by offering a few "value items" at Climate Pledge Arena.
2 years ago

Gee & Ursula: Delivery drivers ‘have to do better’ in demand for minimum wage

The Seattle City Council passed a minimum wage law for rideshare drivers last year. Now, there is a push to do the same for app-based delivery drivers.
2 years ago

Gee & Ursula: Celebrating Valentine’s Day as a long-time married couple

It's Feb. 14, which means it's Valentine's Day. KIRO Newsradio's Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show shared their plans for the day on air. 
2 years ago

Pierce County proposes deputy retention bonuses amid crime wave, biased policing concerns

Pierce County executive calls for $10,000 deputy retention bonuses and passage of a slate of bills that dial back police reform passed in 2021.
2 years ago

Local trade group: Ban on credit scores for insurance premiums ‘dumbs down’ the process

A local trade group advocates for credit scores in factoring insurance premiums as consumer positive, following a recent insurance ruling.
2 years ago

Gee & Ursula: How do we define generosity?

Melinda French Gates says the real measure of generosity is set by people who give even when it means going without. Do you agree?
2 years ago

Bellingham turns to ‘downtown ambassadors’ to fill gaps from police staffing shortage

Should cities like Seattle and Tacoma follow Bellingham's lead on hiring downtown ambassadors to supplement police officers?
2 years ago