State AG Ferguson testifies against high-capacity magazines, ghost guns
State AG Bob Ferguson and more spoke out in support of a pair of gun measures Monday, one that would ban high-capacity magazines, and another that would ban the production and sale of ghost guns.8 years ago
KIRO Radio announces new afternoon show
KIRO Radio and parent company Bonneville International announced today the addition of a new weekday afternoon program to their award-winning lineup. The Candy, Mike and Todd Show, hosted by Candy Harper, Mike Lewis and Todd Herman will make its debut on KIRO Radio Monday, January 14 from 3-7 p.m.8 years ago
Ron and Don’s last show on KIRO Radio
Last night was Ron and Don’s last show on KIRO Radio.8 years ago
Bellevue beats Seattle for most expensive one-bedroom rent
Seattle may be a major economic hub for the Puget Sound region, but the city doesn't boast the most expensive rents in the region when it comes to one-bedroom apartments.8 years ago
Family skeptical of initial reports after fatal officer-involved shooting in Seattle
Seattle police shot and killed 36-year-old Iosia Faletogo on Dec. 31, 2018. A gun was reportedly present, but family members are skeptical that the man would carry a gun.8 years ago
DOJ asks for more time on SPD contract case because of government shutdown
The Department of Justice is asking a federal judge to delay deadlines in the case involving the Seattle police contract because of setbacks from the federal government shutdown.8 years ago
Snow on mountain passes amid post-holiday travel rush
Post holiday travel has caused heavy traffic across Washington's mountain passes, only slowed by snow and ice on the roadways.8 years ago
Marysville police looking for customers who shot at armed robbers
Two men who robbed a Marysville tool shop have been arrested. But now, police are looking for two customers who shot at the escaping thieves.8 years ago
Over 300 impaired drivers arrested in King County over holiday season
305 impaired drivers have been taken off the roads and into jail in King County alone since Black Friday.8 years ago
Christmas-to-New Year’s travel rush begins today, expect lines
The holiday travel season is not yet over as post-Christmas passengers are expected to flood into Sea-Tac Airport. It's part of a Christmas-to-New Year's rush that won't end until Jan. 2, 2019.8 years ago
How the Federal government shutdown is affecting Washington state
As the federal government goes in to a partial shutdown, its effects won't likely be felt in Washington state until the new year. Some services will remain up and running, while others will be limited.8 years ago
Licton Springs gas leak draws firefighters, hazmat team
A gas leak in Seattle's University District has caused an evacuation and a massive fire department response along with a hazmat team.8 years ago
KIRO hosts wish you Happy Thanksgiving
A Thanksgiving message from the hosts of KIRO Radio.8 years ago
$8.25 million midtrial settlement for 4 Ride the Ducks crash victims
Four victims of the infamous 2015 Ride the Ducks crash on Seattle's Aurora Bridge have settled with the company in the middle of the trial. A civil case continues.8 years ago
Lawmaker who penned manifesto wins re-election
Despite backlash for a manifesto titled "Biblical Basis for War," Republican state representative Matt Shea has fended off his Democratic challenger in Eastern Washington's 4th legislative district.8 years ago
Gov. Inslee attends Seattle vigil, security increased after Pittsburgh shooting
Governor Jay Inslee attended a vigil Monday evening to mourn the loss of 11 people killed in a violent attack at a Pittsburgh synagogue Saturday. Meanwhile, security and police patrols have been increased in the Puget Sound region.8 years ago
Western Washington military job fair lines up more than 40 companies
A military job fair targeting Western Washington military members, spouses, and dependents will host more than 40 companies this week in Lakewood.8 years ago
Opioid epidemic affecting half of Washington’s child care cases
A survey by the Washington State Attorney General's Office found that an alarming number of child welfare cases involved opioid abuse.8 years ago
Washington man says truck was torched for having Trump stickers
A truck was burned down in Vancouver, Wash. last weekend. Its owner says it was because he had two Trump 2020 bumper stickers on the vehicle.8 years ago
State superintendent proposes capital gains tax to fund education
The State Schools Superintendent is proposing a capital gains tax to pay for education.8 years ago
Senator Patty Murray ‘not giving up’ after Kavanaugh vote
You are being heard, is the message from Senator Patty Murray.8 years ago
Seattle teachers marched students into gym for sit-in protest
Teachers at Garfield High School marched their students into the school gym and staged a sit-in, protesting staffing adjustments by Seattle Public Schools.8 years ago
Teens arrested for robbing Auburn convenience store as clerk suffered heart attack
Two teenagers, who are suspected of burglarizing an Auburn gas station after the clerk had a heart attack, have been arrested.8 years ago
