KIRO Nights

After a time capsule was discovered in the Space Needle, one question remained: What to put in the next one? Here are a few ideas.

Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright joined KIRO Nights for the hour to discuss why and how NFL players go broke after retiring, and what he's been up to during the off-season.

The Seattle/King County NAACP has experienced a surge in membership over the past few months. Its new president and housing chair discuss the latest developments at the organization.

Government by scandal has not worked since the Nixon administration. Democrats will have to stop investigating and tart legislating if they want Trump out of office, according to Michael Medved.

In the spirit of the NCAA Tournament, KIRO Nights introduces the inaugural Munch Madness Bracket as we try to discover the official Breakfast of Champions.

K.J. Wright will officially be back in Seattle on a new contract for the 2019 season, and stopped by KIRO Nights to talk about what was ultimately an easy decision for the star linebacker.

A new report by INRIX says Seattle drivers may have lost 138 hours to traffic last year, placing us sixth in the nation.

Should you be required to stand during the national anthem, regardless of where you are? Patrons of an Auburn bar are asking that question after a bouncer reportedly rudely ordered them around.

A Northwest insurance company recently polled the region's drivers and found that aggressive driving is on the rise throughout Washington and Oregon.

One CEO in Washington makes a habit of donating big, in unique ways each holiday season. This year, he paid the layaway bills for families at two Walmart stores in the state.

Is the fact that it's getting dark earlier in Seattle a good thing? There may be some benefits and there may be a few people out there in the suffocating dark who actually like it.

Amanda Knox is hosting a podcast that seeks to provide understanding for the victims and survivors of the Jonestown Massacre.

KIRO Nights host Gee Scott had a chance to sit down with Lewis County's District Attorney, Jonathan Meyer, who expanded on the county's recent decision not to actively enforce I-1639.

Candy canes can be controversial -- like candy corn. Why then, do they have such strong support in the State of Washington? Does anyone seriously still like these sticky things?

Sarah Colonna stops by KIRO Nights to talk about all things comedy and more ahead of her performance in Everett.