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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No more free pass for low-level drug offenders in Snohomish County
It's been nearly two years since the former Snohomish County prosecutor announced a policy of not prosecuting people with two grams or less of any drug.Comments -
After delay, Tacoma takes up new version of controversial gun tax
After a delay and the addition of several amendments, Tacoma will once again take up a controversial gun tax bill. -
Saving daylight: Lawmakers aim to have Washington ‘fall back’ one last time
During the last legislative session, lawmakers passed a bill to permanently keep the state in Daylight Saving Time. So why are we still rolling our clocks back? -
Seattle mayor’s P-Patch, childcare expansion plans get pushback from soda tax board
Volunteers worked for months reaching out to the city, county, and neighborhoods to try to come up with the money needed to buy the land. They finally got a win when Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan included millions in her budget for P-patches. -
Washington GOP to push back on Dem effort to ease felon voter restrictions
The effort is on yet again to allow felons to vote in Washington once they are released from prison, and before they finish community supervision. -
Snohomish County judge rules against Edmonds gun storage law
A Snohomish County judge ruled against an Edmonds safe gun storage law Friday, citing Washington state's preemption law. -
Seattle council members look to rescue LEAD program
Seattle officials are scrambling to find funding for the criminal diversion LEAD program which is at risk of breaking down. -
Showdown over $30 car tabs in heated Everett debate
The debate over whether or not to drop Washington car tabs down to $30 raged in Everett recently, where both sides made their case. -
Who will pay for life-saving Narcan in Snohomish County?
Snohomish County officials paid to supply local police officers with Narcan but now wants local agencies to buy it themselves. -
Tenants urge Lynnwood to help before demo leaves them homeless
Hundreds of low-income units are scheduled to be demolished in Lynnwood, leaving many residents of the building in a panic. -
Round two in Snohomish prosecutor’s fight to reverse lax drug law
On Thursday, the Snohomish County prosecutor took the fight to reverse a lax drug law to the county council in a continued fight. -
Seattle council ‘shocked’ over deputy chief’s prostitution statement
Seattle council members did not like what they heard from a deputy chief of police while discussing the issue of prostitution. And they let him know it. -
How city council is preparing Seattle for the next snowstorm
Winter is coming and the Seattle City Council wants residents to be prepared with snow shovels. Keeping sidewalks clear is a top priority for city officials. -
Investigation into Rep. Matt Shea continues longer than expected
The investigation into controversial Washington State Representative Matt Shea continues as a report expected Monday has been postponed. -
Seattle council not sold on Mayor Durkan’s plan for prolific offenders
After Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan's proposal to address the city's prolific offenders, some councilmembers aren't entirely on board.
