KIRO Newsradio Editor

Jillian Raftery

Jillian Raftery fills in at the newsdesk at KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM as an editor.

Senator Patty Murray wants to make turning the clock back a thing of the past

Time changes could be a thing of the past if the Senate approves a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.
22 days ago

‘Pharmacies are supposed to be the last line of defense’: Albertsons on trial for allegedly fueling Washington’s opioid crisis

One of Washington's largest pharmacy networks, Albertsons, is on trial, regarding the opioid crisis.
23 days ago

Protests, tension grip Seattle as it hosts Iran v. Egypt World Cup match

For months, political tensions, the war in Iran, and pushback against the "Pride Match" designation have overshadowed the World Cup. All of that was present in the lead-up to Friday’s game.
1 month ago

Police seek suspect after bras go up in flames in viral Renton Walmart arson

Police have released photos of a suspect believed to be connected to a Walmart arson in Renton.
2 months ago

Aurora neighbors marched for peace, called for National Guard to combat shootings

Neighbors won't let the city forget about gun violence in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood.
2 months ago

UW murder suspect to be evaluated at Western State Hospital

The suspect in the murder of a University of Washington (UW) student is headed for a mental health evaluation.
2 months ago

Advocates pressure Mayor Wilson to declare transgender ‘refugee crisis’

Advocates urge Seattle to address the rising transgender refugee crisis as individuals flee hostile laws in red states.
3 months ago

‘It’s ridiculous’: Pierce County sheriff shuts down Flock cameras after new WA law

Pierce County's sheriff halts automated license plate readers, citing new WA law as the reason for deactivation.
4 months ago

Dozens of flights delayed at SEA as snow prompts another ground stop

Winter weather causes significant flight delays at SEA, prompting a ground stop.
5 months ago

More than 35,000 without power in western WA as snow hampers restoration efforts

Friday's snowfall hinders power restoration efforts after windstorms, impacting skiing and residents across western Washington.
5 months ago

An unexpected discovery sparked Kent City Hall’s bomb scare

Discover the unexpected events behind the bomb scare at Kent City Hall and police headquarters on Feb. 23.
5 months ago

ICE will be at Seattle’s World Cup matches; FIFA organizers say focus is human trafficking

ICE confirms presence at Seattle's FIFA World Cup matches, ensuring security for attendees.
6 months ago

Copper wire thieves strike again, shut down light rail between SeaTac and Federal Way

Sound Transit light rail shut down between the Star Lake Station in Kent and the Angle Lake Station in SeaTac on Wednesday after thieves stole copper wire.
6 months ago

Mystery meeting: Gov. Ferguson to meet with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver

A one-line mention in a calendar update from Gov. Bob Ferguson will have basketball fans perking up. Ferguson is meeting with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.
6 months ago

Three new measles cases confirmed in Snohomish County, health officials warn

Three new measles cases have been confirmed in Snohomish County. The case was confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Jan. 27.
6 months ago

Toy gun triggers police response at Black Diamond Elementary School

A toy gun caused alarm at Black Diamond Elementary School, prompting a police response and highlighting safety concerns.
6 months ago

Seahawks fever is in full swing with Friday boat parade and fan rally

There's a Blue Friday rally for the Seattle Seahawks on Friday, Jan. 23, starting with a "ChampionSHIP" cruise around Lake Union and Lake Washington.
6 months ago

You survived ‘The Big Dark’: 5 pm sunsets are right around the corner

Discover when the beautiful 5 p.m. sunsets return to Seattle after enduring The Big Dark.
7 months ago

Taking aim at ICE: State bill would ban former agents from being hired as police officers

A legislative move is designed to keep immigration officers out of Washington, even after they've left ICE.
7 months ago

‘Call us right away’: Investigators seek suspects in string of armed robberies in Pierce County

Deputies in Pierce County are warning about an armed group of robbers that has repeatedly hit convenience stores in Parkland and Midland.
7 months ago

Tacoma house fire leaves three hospitalized; possible stabbing under investigation

Tacoma Fire was called to respond to a house fire and a potential stabbing after three people were injured.
7 months ago

Pierce County sheriff’s comments may get him kicked out of statewide police group

Sheriff Keith Swank's remarks may lead to his removal from a police organization, stirring debate in Pierce County.
7 months ago

Bellevue police become one of few cities in Washington to close hiring gap

After years working toward the effort, the Bellevue Police Department is fully staffed and among the few in Washington that are not facing a shortage.
7 years ago

Snapshot of life locked up at Tacoma’s Northwest Detention Center

The Northwest Detention Center has been the site of hunger strikes, protests, and even a fatal police shooting during an attempted arson this summer.
7 years ago