KIRO Nights

Police are investigating after a 52-year-old man was found with a gunshot wound to his head early Sunday in South Seattle.

The way the pizza-making robot works shows that while it certainly could displace jobs, the human touch is very much still required for the machine to function.

Customers are seeking to bring a class action lawsuit against Amazon Ring, contending that families across the country have seen their home security cameras hacked.

When comes to rising industries like cannabis, the sky is the limit -- that's about to be tested by a Seattle company with plans for delivery drones.

Is a recently-approved regional authority a unique opportunity to solve the region's homeless crisis, or does it fall short of addressing real solutions?

In total 17 community colleges across Washington receive approximately $550,000 each, one of the largest donations they've ever received.

The Schoening family makes and gives fleece scarves to those in need. This year they'll give to the Tent City in Issaquah.

Are AI surveillance camera's in Seattle's Magnolia neighborhood actually a positive step forward for safety, or are they the start of a troubling trend?

Richard Sherman may not play for the Seahawks anymore, but that hasn't stopped him from staying involved in helping local communities in the Northwest.

The city of Tacoma recently announced it would be giving all of its high school students free ORCA cards, a move designed to allow more flexibility for kids before and after school.

Washington-based company Dolly is currently at odds with the state government, after being shut down for not holding proper permits.

Why is playing the race card still something we see today? KIRO Nights co-host Gee Scott explains.

The battle over $30 car tabs culminated in a decisive vote to approve the measure. But what had voters so passionate about the issue in the first place?

What's the best way to help a family member who's relapsed back into alcoholism? Gee weighs in.

A wife is worried about her marriage. She and her husband are on opposite sides of the political aisle. Can they make it work? Ask Gee!