Hanna Scott
Hanna Scott is a KIRO Radio reporter heard on most shows across the station. You might see Hanna on the streets of Seattle covering May Day or in Olympia monitoring the actions of the Legislature. Email Hanna at [email protected] or find her on twitter @HannaKIROFM.
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Everett arena transformed into quarantine site
Usually full of hockey fans and concert goers, Everett’s Angel of the Winds Arena is now being used as a coronavirus quarantine and isolation facility.Comments -
Battle over $30 car tabs heads to Washington State Supreme Court
The latest chapter in the ongoing I-976 saga puts the future of $30 car tabs squarely in the hands of the Washington State Supreme Court. -
Ride the Ducks Seattle shuts its doors for good
It’s been a staple of Seattle tourist attractions for more than 20 years. But, now Ride the Ducks Seattle has shut down operations for good. -
Trump’s top economic adviser warns people to avoid travel to Seattle
In an interview on CNBC Friday, the president’s chief economic adviser ended up warning against travel to Seattle. Governor Jay Inslee fired back and said he'd have no problem if a relative came to visit. -
Lawsuit over ST3, car tabs gets new life despite high court defeat
Just when you thought one of the legal challenges over high car tabs might have been put to rest – it’s back, despite the state Supreme Court already ruling on it last month. -
Researchers say coronavirus likely spread silently in Washington for weeks
Researchers at the Seattle Flu Study now believe coronavirus may have been spreading in Washington state for weeks undetected. -
Bill requiring consent for pelvic exams in Washington gets bipartisan support
A call to require consent for pelvic exams on unconscious women found its way to Olympia, with support on both sides of the aisle. -
Sawant sends message to Olympia ahead of hearing on big business tax
Kshama Sawant continued to push lawmakers to oppose any future ban on big business taxes, ahead of a key Thursday hearing. -
Teen nearly killed in deadly Amtrak 501 derailment latest to sue
On Dec. 18, 2017, Timmy Brodigan was a passenger on the inaugural trip of the Amtrak Point Defiance Bypass route that derailed near Dupont. -
Washington lawmakers OK ending Boeing tax break, not sold on reinstatement
Work got underway in Olympia on Tuesday on one of two bills that would remove a massive B&O tax break Boeing has been receiving for more than 16 years. -
Guns, sex-ed, and death penalty all on the line in Olympia
There are just about three weeks left in the regular 2020 legislative session and lawmakers have a lot to wrap up before March 12. -
WA Democrats revive proposed ban on high capacity magazines
After Republicans quashed a proposed ban on high-capacity magazines, state Democrats are back with a new version, this time including a buyback program. -
Gun magazine ban, felon voting rights die at session cutoff
A key deadline has come and gone in Olympia, as most bills had to get a vote Wednesday before the session cutoff at 5 p.m. to stay alive. -
Horrific details surface in lawsuit over death of Susan Powell’s sons
Opening arguments got underway in a lawsuit against DSHS, filed by the parents of Susan Powell over the murder of their grandsons. -
WA Democrats hope to reduce criminal penalties for intentionally spreading HIV
It’s been a law on the books for decades – anyone busted for intentionally infecting someone with HIV faces felony first degree assault.
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