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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Seattle City Council approves historic cuts to police department budget
Seattle City Councilmembers have officially approved legislation enacting sizable cuts to the city's police department budget.Comments -
Washington state Democrats, Republicans vying for advantage in 2020 election
With divisiveness in both Washington state and the country, the 2020 election is poised to be one of the most significant in recent history. -
Susan Powell’s parents awarded $98 million in lawsuit against DSHS
The parents of Susan Powell were awarded $98 million in a lawsuit against the Washington Department of Social and Health Services over their grandson's murders. -
Genetic genealogy lands 1993 Everett murder suspect
Cold case investigators in Snohomish County on Tuesday arrested 62-year-old Alan Edward Dean of Bothell for the 1993 murder of Melissa Lee. -
Black Lives Matter, ACLU say SPD ambushed peaceful demonstrators
The City of Seattle “willfully and brazenly violated the preliminary injunction.” That’s how the ACLU of Washington and lawyers for Black Lives Matter demonstrators opened their statement to Federal Judge Richard Jones in their motion calling on the court to find the city in contempt. -
King County prosecutor sets record straight on protest arrests
King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg wants to set the record straight about what happens when someone is arrested during protests. -
Seattle LEAD program wants to expand beyond referrals from police
Seattle's diversionary LEAD program will soon begin getting referrals from the community, rather than just from the city's police department. -
LEAD program expands north of Seattle to Snohomish County
The Snohomish County Prosecutor's Office received a grant to implement the nationally recognized LEAD program with Everett and Lynnwood Police. -
Observations from inside Seattle’s CHOP
In my nearly two days at the CHOP, I was in search of the truth, the leaders, and the message. -
COVID-19 deaths in Washington could be higher than reported
Could Washington's COVID-19 deaths actually be higher than the current total reflects? New data from early on in the pandemic suggests that's possible. -
Lynnwood first responders to the rescue as COVID forces ‘Make a Wish’ delay
With COVID-19 delaying a young boy's 'Make a Wish' dreams, Lynnwood first responders rallied to give him the next best thing. -
Convention Center expansion in jeopardy as pandemic decimates tourism
The Washington State Convention Center expansion project is at risk because of the blow to the local travel and tourism industry during the pandemic. -
Council president blocks Kshama Sawant’s big business tax
Seattle's proposed tax on big business is blocked, at least for now, and the coronavirus pandemic is getting the blame. -
Washington unemployment filings dip, but still at record levels
Weekly unemployment filings in Washington decreased between April 26 and May 2, but still "remain at record levels," according to state officials. -
New IHME model nearly doubles projected COVID-19 deaths for the US
An updated projection out of the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics anticipates 135,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths by August 4.
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