Hanna Scott
Hanna Scott wakes up while most of us are still fast asleep to produce Seattle's Morning News on KIRO Radio, heard weekdays 5 a.m.-9 a.m.
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Seattle, King County leaders pitch plan to address prolific offenders
There’s been a major push for Seattle and King County leaders to do something about the issue of repeat offenders.Comments -
Critical of regional homeless plan, Reagan Dunn drops his own proposals
King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn made no secret about the fact that he wasn’t a fan of the new Regional Homeless Authority. -
Supreme Court ready for ST3 car tab battle Tuesday
Lawyers are slated to argue for and against ST3's car tabs in Washington Supreme Court. The results could maintain or change the status quo. -
Gun safety group: Washington students safer this year thanks to I-1639
School safety has become a focus for Washington lawmakers. Gun safety advocates argue that the implementation of I-1639 have made things better. -
Recruitment issues at SPD? Not when it comes to women in blue
While struggling with staffing as a whole, the Seattle Police Department is a nationwide leader when it comes to recruiting women. -
GOP lawmakers continue to slam Gov. Inslee over scandals at DOC
Some state Republicans say enough is enough and are specifically calling out Governor Jay Inlsee over problems within the Department of Corrections. -
Federal certification years off for Western State Hospital despite improvements
The CEO of Western State Hospital says he has new plans and money from the state Legislature to make more improvements. -
Police, behavioral health workers gather in Seattle to talk crisis response
More than 1,200 police, corrections staff, mental health workers, and advocates are expected at this week’s annual Crisis Intervention Team International conference, held in Seattle this year. -
Federal red flag law appears unlikely, but Washington and other states are covered
How do you prevent a mass shooting? Depending on who you ask, you’ll get a buffet of answers ranging from tough new gun laws to fixing a broken mental health system. -
Trailblazer retiring from state patrol, but not done fighting for women in law enforcement
On August 16, after 23-plus years, Monica Alexander became the first African American woman in history to retire from the Washington State Patrol. -
Growing calls for Rep. Shea’s resignation, amid claims of surveillance, blacklist
The Spokane Police Guild, a mayoral candidate, and the NAACP all became the latest to call for Republican Washington State Rep. Matt Shea to resign. -
SPD union not backing down after judge overturns reinstatement of Adley Shepherd
After a superior court overturned the reinstatement of controversial police officer Adley Shepherd, the Seattle Police Officer's Guild isn't ready to back down. -
The latest chapter in Seattle’s police accountability saga
The latest debate in Seattle's ongoing DOJ consent decree saga is whether or not to use outside consultants to craft better police accountability. -
Can Washington survive $30 car tab measure if it passes?
What would be the impact on Washington if a $30 car tabs measure passes? Reports seem to vary depending on who you're speaking to. -
Local leaders from Seattle to Spokane eye rent control
With a shortage of affordable housing and homelessness at crisis levels, many cities and states are looking at rent control as a potential fix.
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