Former KIRO Newsradio Anchor/Reporter

Kim Shepard

Kim Shepard was formerly a news anchor and reporter for KIRO Newsradio.

Audio released from interviews with alleged serial killer Israel Keyes

A serial killer willing to make a deal: That's what we're learning from jail house interviews just released of Israel Keyes from the months between his arrest and his death.
14 years ago

How the Death with Dignity law is being used in Washington

Cancer doctors are finding patients are cautious about taking advantage of Washington's young law allowing physician-assisted death.
14 years ago

WSU President donates $10,000 to find beating suspects

After a professor was left in critical condition by a beating late last month, the president of Washington State University has put up some of his own money to find the assailants.
14 years ago

Study: Alcohol has no impact on breast cancer survival

Studies that linked alcohol to higher risks of breast cancer may only be telling part of the story.
14 years ago

Seattle man selling Kindle online sexually assaulted, robbed

Police say a Seattle man was sexually assaulted after trying to sell a Kindle online.
14 years ago

Mary Roach’s not-so-serious study of the piehole in ‘Gulp’

Mary Roach has been described as America's Funniest Science Writer, and tonight she's bringing her irreverent curiosity to Seattle.
14 years ago

Effort in legislature to do away with replacement license plates gets complicated

A simple bill about license plates has opened a larger can of worms at the state legislature.
14 years ago

Giving employers an ‘out’ to demand your online passwords

A bill originally written to keep your social networking passwords private from employers could include a major loophole that would actually do just the opposite.
14 years ago

Wanted by police, blind Everett rapper releases song ‘Catch Me If You Can’

A self-proclaimed blind rapper from Everett who's facing a long list of charges in Snohomish County is still on the run. But now he's sent his "official response" to the accusations in the form of a rap song.
14 years ago

Police investigate potential connection in two West Seattle shootings

Seattle Police Detectives are investigating whether a pair of shootings Monday night may be related.
14 years ago

College student spends a week alone, trapped on Mt. Hood

An Oregon college student spent nearly a week in the ice and snow, after injuring herself while hiking alone on Mt. Hood.
14 years ago

Waiting weeks for answers on Whidbey Island landslide

State geologists assessing the landslide near Coupeville say it could be several weeks before they know how to keep the hillside from moving again.
14 years ago

Tacoma teacher wins big on ‘Wheel of Fortune’

A fifth grade teacher from Skyline Elementary will have plenty of poker money after winning big on Wheel of Fortune.
14 years ago

Seattle elementary school play stirs up big controversy

A Seattle principal has rewritten a Greek classic because of language he says is inappropriate for his students.
14 years ago

Seattle Police still have drones but no plans to use them

The Seattle Police Department is anticipating some irritation as their attempts to get rid of their controversial aerial drones have so far been unsuccessful.
14 years ago

SeaTac man sentenced 18 years for terror plot

A SeaTac man who once said he admired Osama bin Laden was sentenced to 18 years in prison for planning a terror attack in Seattle.
14 years ago

The school to prison pipeline

It's not just Seattle. Minority students across the state are more often excluded from school and left without a clear path back.
14 years ago

Pregnant burglar in North Bend strikes twice in one week

Investigators believe the same young woman is responsible for two break ins in North Bend within the last week. She is caught on surveillance video at one of the homes, and she is obviously pregnant.
14 years ago

Report: Investigators found Lanza’s spreadsheet documenting mass murders

Months after the terrible attack at Sandy Hook Elementary School more information is still coming out about what led up to the murders and how long Adam Lanza had been planning the attack.
14 years ago

Life sentence for repeat sex offender who targeted UW women

A man convicted of attack University of Washington students in their own home has been sentenced to a life term under Washington's two strikes law for repeat sex offenders.
14 years ago

Drones could bring billions of dollars, jobs, to Washington state

It's a controversial idea, but it's also an idea that could be very beneficial financially.
14 years ago

Blind rapper wanted for violent robbery in Snohomish County

A man claiming to be the "Ray Charles of rap" has allegedly skipped bail after a violent robbery of a woman in Marysville.
14 years ago

Woman accused of shooting Seattle Parks and Rec coworker had violent past

The woman accused of shooting a co-worker at the Seattle Parks Department Friday had a long history of violence in her life.
14 years ago

Dog community rallies for family at Seattle dog show after crash

A Seattle couple deeply rooted in the local dog community will miss the annual show this weekend after they were involved in a nearly deadly crash last month.
14 years ago