Heather Bosch

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Heather Bosch is a multi-award winning journalist who returned to the Pacific Northwest after working as a CBS Network News Correspondent, based in New York City. Heather has covered stories including the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting, the Boston Marathon bombing and trial, and the devastating EF-5 tornado in Joplin. She traveled to Sri Lanka to cover relief efforts after the deadly 2004, Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. Heather has a passion for covering our men and women in the U.S. military, the arts, and breaking news.

‘Difficult decision:’ Father won’t face charge in newborn baby’s death

A Port Townsend father, who has who has a history of drug use and homelessness, won't face charges in the death of his newborn baby, for now.
2 months ago

2 men tied to white supremacist group charged in Maple Valley murders

Two men tied to a white supremacist prison group have been charged in the death of a man and woman whose bodies were found dumped in Maple Valley in 2023.
2 months ago

2 highway shootings within minutes, miles of each other makes it 9 in 2024

Troopers said a taxi was hit by gunfire on Interstate 5 and Interurban Avenue in Tukwila Monday afternoon. The driver was not hurt in the incident.
2 months ago

WSP: 57 highway shootings in 2023 just in King County

In the latest highway shooting, the victim told state troopers a passenger in a white Dodge Charger pulled up next to his car and pointed a gun at him.
3 months ago

Union: History is doomed to repeat itself if Kroger-Albertsons merger happens

"Kroger and Albertsons currently control over half the grocery sales in the state of Washington," Marshall stated.
3 months ago

Whistleblower: Boeing production a ‘disaster waiting to happen’

An anonymous whistleblower is putting the blame for a door plug blowout solely on Boeing, slamming the company's quality control process.
3 months ago

Video: Firefighter rescued dog that had fallen into a frozen lake twice

Firefighters come to the rescue of a pup -in peril
3 months ago

Retired Navy admiral to lead probe of Boeing after blowout fiasco

This comes after a panel -- used in place of an emergency exit -- blew out of a Boeing jet following take off from Portland, Jan. 5.
3 months ago

AG’s Office: Kroger-Albertson merger ‘bad’ for consumers

Washington State filed a lawsuit Monday to block the proposed merger of the two largest grocery stores operating in the state: Kroger, which owns Fred Meyer and QFC stores, and Albertsons, which owns Safeway.
3 months ago

FAA is investigating Boeing, but Cantwell wants answers from FAA

The FAA said it's investigating Boeing over a midair emergency that left a hole in a commercial jet, but Sen. Maria Cantwell is pointing back at the FAA.
3 months ago

5 abandoned puppies are fighting for their lives in Pierce County

Five abandoned puppies are fighting for their lives in Pierce County. They were brought to The Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County.
4 months ago

Rush is on to get UW Huskies football gear ahead of title game

With the UW Huskies headed to the college football championship, Husky merchandise is some of the hottest swag around, and not just in Western Washington.
4 months ago

‘It’s not our list’: AG Bob Ferguson responds after state sent checks to dead people

The money comes from a settlement Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson won after suing chicken and tuna companies for price fixing.
4 months ago

Dog lovers unite: Washington ranked 3rd for most spoiled dogs

No doubt about it, Washington State loves its pups. Now there's proof, as Washington ranks third in the nation for the most spoiled dogs.
4 months ago

Michael Jackson musical star: This role is a ‘dream come true’

As the Tony award-winning production "MJ the Musical" plays at Seattle's Paramount Theater, its star talks about what it's like to play Michael Jackson: a talented yet controversial icon.
4 months ago

Holiday Magic makes a difference for children in need

Treehouse and KIRO Newsradio have been committed to supporting thousands of kids in foster care in Washington state through Holiday Magic.
5 months ago

Ukrainian ballet company thrives with Seattle show despite war

The Grand Kyiv Ballet takes the stage at Seattle's Paramount in December in a performance of Snow White that promoters call elegant and mesmerizing.
5 months ago

Study: Cyber Monday dwarfs Black Friday shopping this holiday season

"The Black Friday results that we've seen so far were much stronger online than in person," Rossman said.
5 months ago

Meth: The other drug on the streets, and how it’s becoming more dangerous

"Much more potent," Neuropsychologist Mahoney said. "The amount of meth it takes to induce psychosis is a much smaller amount than previously needed."
5 months ago

Inflation slows, but Western Washington consumers still gasping for air

Food prices is one factor of inflation, but for Seattle, David Kong with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, explained other sectors are being just as impacted.
5 months ago

Seattle veterans transform trauma into beauty with Opera Veterans Choir

The music was new, and the words personal, when the Seattle Opera Veterans Choir joined the US Army Field Band Soldiers’ Chorus on stage in Seattle.
5 months ago

Firearms charge against Wash. state senator dismissed in Hong Kong court

The gun apparently hadn't been detected at a TSA security checkpoint in Portland, Oregon. Wilson reported the gun to customs at the Hong Kong Airport.
6 months ago

1 treatment helps some cancer patients keep their hair

Ingrid Harger said her doctor mentioned scalp cooling technology. In some cases, it helps patients keep their hair during chemotherapy.
6 months ago

Battle Ground Police changing protocol after sergeant’s OD on seized drugs

Investigators said Sergeant Richard Kelly's death was "more likely than not caused by an intentional act and not an incidental workplace exposure."
6 months ago