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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The humanity behind the numbers in slew of tragic shootings across Seattle
Converge Media's Omari Salisbury talks about the human element behind a slew of recent shootings across the city of Seattle.Comments -
Law enforcement calls for Attorney General’s opinion on new police laws
With new laws on policing set to take effect statewide on Sunday, some law enforcement agencies have been warning of potential unintended consequences. -
SPD’s protest response did more harm than good according to new report
A new report from Seattle's Office of Inspector General says that SPD's protest response in 2020 actually contributed to the escalation civil unrest. -
Updated rules for SPD’s use of crowd control weapons clear council committee
The Seattle City Council Public Safety Committee has advanced an updated version of a crowd control ordinance originally passed last year. -
OPA recommends firing 2 SPD cops for illegal activity during Capitol riot, 3 others cleared
After a six-month investigation, the Office of Police Accountability released its findings regarding six SPD officers in Washington, D.C., during Jan. 6's Capitol riot. -
Dad, lawyer claim neglect, racial discrimination to blame for 12-year-old’s death
Kaloni Bolton, 12, had been to Renton Landing Urgent Care for her asthma in the past. But, according to Bolton’s father and his attorney, help was nowhere to be found. -
Sports betting could be available in Washington in time for the NFL season
The years-long effort to get legalized sports betting up and running in Washington took a major step forward Thursday. -
Seattle, Converge Media marks one year since historic 2020 protests
Converge Media, a local journalist team that caught all the 2020 Seattle protests one year ago, will be broadcasting live from Capitol Hill this week. -
Seattle council digs in to OPA report on complaints against SPD from 2020 protests
SPD's response to protests in 2020 led to thousands of complaints against the department, detailed by OPA Director Andrew Myerberg on Tuesday. -
Treehouse to launch racial justice, equity campaign with virtual event Tuesday
Treehouse, a local nonprofit helping kids in foster care, will launch a new initiative Tuesday with a series of discussions about racial justice and equity. -
More Washington tribes inch closer to sports betting as new concerns arise
Some Republican state lawmakers are voicing concerns over deals with tribes over sports betting, that appear to suggest something broader than originally envisioned. -
Another legal win for governor in case challenging eviction moratorium
Washington state may be on track to reopen by June 30, but that's not stopping small landlords from heading to court over Gov. Inslee’s eviction moratorium. -
Seattle inspector general calls for end to low-level traffic stops to avoid deadly outcomes
Seattle Inspector General Lisa Judge is calling on SPD to end low-level traffic stops that she says are not worth the risk of tragic outcomes. -
Gov. Inslee signs police accountability package, some cops have lingering concern
A week before the one-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd, Governor Inslee signed a package of police accountability bills into law. -
Lawmakers disappointed by Gov. Inslee’s veto pen
Gov. Inlsee signed bills to address climate change, but he also vetoed a compromise that linked two of the bills to the passage of a transportation package.
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