KIRO Nights
Spike: Winning Mega Millions would pay the bills, but is it reasonable?
The lottery jackpot is huge again with tens of thousands of people clambering at the latest Mega Millions haul sitting at $940 million.29 days ago
Will ‘report card’ signs stop Seattle drivers from going through crosswalks?
KIRO Nights host Jack Stine and traffic reporter Chris Sullivan discuss the merits of the "driver report card" signs Seattle is planning to install.11 months ago
KIRO Nights: Is it time for masks to go, or do we keep this ‘simple intervention?’
KIRO Nights host Jack Stine asked frequent guest Dr. William Zinnanti, MD, Ph.D., for his thoughts on whether it's time to stop requiring masks.12 months ago
KIRO Nights: Will engraving your catalytic converter prevent it from being stolen?
Some Washington drivers waited hours to get their catalytic converter engraved, but will this actually help stop or reduce these thefts?1 year ago
Jack Stine shares his formula to make Gov. Inslee the next president
KIRO Nights host Jack Stine says Gov. Jay Inslee should make himself the "bad boy of liberal politics" if he wants to be the next president.1 year ago
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ removed from required reading list for Mukilteo schools
The book "To Kill a Mockingbird" will be removed from the 9th grade required reading list in the Mukilteo School District.1 year ago
KIRO Nights: Can Boeing help create a world where we all drive flying cars?
Boeing is sinking millions of dollars into electric air taxis, as KIRO Nights host Jack Stine notes. But just how likely is a world of flying cars?1 year ago
KIRO Nights: What’s to blame for the drop in Washington student test scores?
In the first exams since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there was a huge drop off in test scores among Washington students.1 year ago
Stine: ‘Disappointing’ SPD can’t do anything about stolen car on sidewalk
KIRO Nights host Jack Stine shares his thoughts on the scene with Seattle police and a stolen car outside KIRO Radio studios Wednesday.1 year ago
Why study saying Seattle is a good city for dating might actually be right
While some have taken issue with a study claiming Seattle is a good town for dating, KIRO Nights host Jack Stine believes it might be right.1 year ago
Stine: Controversy surrounding upcoming Dave Chappelle performance in Seattle is ridiculous
Asking that Dave Chappelle not be booked until he apologizes to trans people as a whole is a ridiculous argument to make.1 year ago
Stine: Twice-yearly time changes have Washington stuck in ‘backwards, draconian’ tradition
It's time for Washington to end its twice-yearly time changes, argues KIRO Nights Jack Stine, and it's been a long time coming.1 year ago
‘The one politician you can’t count out’: Can Kshama Sawant fend off recall challenge?
KIRO Nights host Jack Stine and guest Matt Markovich believe the Sawant recall race could end up coming all the way down to the wire.1 year ago
Nicole Thomas-Kennedy reflects on stress of city attorney campaign in first post-election interview
Nicole Thomas-Kennedy reflects on the stress she endured during her campaign, and whether she might run for office again in the future.1 year ago
Is turkey for Thanksgiving overrated? KIRO Nights says yes
Thanksgiving is just a couple days away, and a lot of people will be eating turkey because that's the tradition. But if it didn't have to be?1 year ago
‘Back into the swing of things’ as Seattle workers return to the office, including at KIRO Radio
As employees start returning to the office -- including at KIRO Radio -- it will take some getting used to for those who have been remote for so long.1 year ago
Stine: Fault for the opioid epidemic belongs with addicts
As the Washington Attorney General's Office is set to take on the country's largest opioid distributers in court, the opioid epidemic will continue.1 year ago
Stine: Knowing sign language is an ‘amazing skill set to possess’
A study asked people who saw "Eternals," which features a deaf actor, if they were interested in learning sign language. A significant number said yes.1 year ago
Stine: California teacher courageous to say how she really feels about the US
A middle school teacher in California lost her job after saying Donald Trump won the election in 2020. But was that courageous or cringe-worthy?1 year ago
‘A bittersweet night’ as Sec. of State Wyman reflects on her last Washington election
As results for November’s general election came in, Secretary of State Kim Wyman discussed the end of a 30-year career assisting the state’s elections.1 year ago
Despite early pushback, Seattle Public Schools reaches ‘fantastic’ vaccine mandate compliance
Of Seattle Public Schools' 7,283 full time employees, 99% have received COVID immunizations, and 205 have sought religious or medical exemptions.1 year ago
Seattle city attorney candidate defends past inflammatory tweets as ‘satire and sarcasm’
Seattle city attorney candidate Nicole Thomas-Kennedy defends incendiary posts on social media, claims 'Twitter is an inherently satirical and sarcastic.'1 year ago
Push to ‘cancel the rent,’ extend moratoriums driven by risk of more homelessness
With eviction moratoriums set to expire at the end of June, some local groups are pushing for the state to cancel rent and help people avoid homelessness.2 years ago
