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KIRO Newsradio staff

KIRO Newsradio covers Seattle news and traffic and opinion from talk show hosts Dave Ross, Colleen O'Brien, Gee Scott, Ursula Reutin, Jack Stine, Spike O'Neill, John Curley and Jake Skorheim.

Weekend revelry roundup: Tasty treats, strange brews and more

Kicking things off is a busy day full of tasty treats and funky beats.
3 years ago

Jack and Spike on climate activists throwing soup at the ‘Mona Lisa’

Two activists hurled soup at the glass protecting the "Mona Lisa" at the Louvre in Paris and shouted slogans advocating for a sustainable food system.
3 years ago

Jack and Spike on the pastor who said God helped him orchestrate a crypto scam

A Colorado pastor who is accused of defrauding investors of millions of dollars through a cryptocurrency marketplace says "the Lord" helped him.
3 years ago

Weekend fun in the Seattle area: Soup, sports and more

The weekend is here yet again and there are a few things to do in Seattle and in the region, including Soupocalypse in the Fremont neighborhood.
3 years ago

Newborn orca whale calf spotted, second may be coming soon

A new member of the orca whale population has been spotted around the Puget Sound, and a second may be on the way, researchers said.
3 years ago

Relive KIRO Newsradio’s telling of the Dickens classic, ‘A Christmas Carol’

Listen to the re-telling of Charles Dickens' classic “A Christmas Carol,” presented by KIRO Newsradio.
3 years ago

Mayfield: Giving Tuesday is your chance to make a real difference

Open your email, listen to those voicemails, check your DMS or your text today, and it is tough to miss. Every nonprofit out there is reminding you that today is Giving Tuesday.
3 years ago

After county rejects extension, Burien must act quickly to get $1M in homeless aid

A Burien City Council meeting may have been the last chance to decide if they will accept a $1 million offer to address the city's homelessness crisis.
3 years ago

Suspect arrested after shooting near Ballard High School

Seattle Police have a suspect in custody after a man was shot near Ballard High School on Sunday afternoon.
3 years ago

Seattle City Council: It’s Bob Kettle in District 7, Joy Hollingsworth in District 3

Bob Kettle has taken an early lead over incumbent Andrew Lewis for District 7, garnering 55.8% of the vote.
3 years ago

Green River homeless encampment in King County being removed

It was largely ignored during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the county said the camp and its safety concerns can no longer be ignored.
3 years ago

Thieves targeting greater Seattle fitness centers

Thieves are targeting fitness centers in the greater Seattle region, again.
3 years ago

Video: Seattle protesters want the Israel-Hamas war to stop

As the Israel-Hamas war rages on, protesters demonstrated outside the federal courthouse in downtown Seattle Friday.
3 years ago

Who killed Nick Valison? Reward now $6,000

People in the small town of Ravensdale are coping with a tragic mystery, surrounding the death of one of their own.
3 years ago

Seattle Police investigate after man killed in University District

Seattle Police are investigating after a man in his 50s was killed Thursday morning in the city’s University District.
3 years ago

‘It’s eye-opening’: West Seattle shootout leaves neighborhood shaken

A wild, rolling, car-to-car shootout in West Seattle left one man seriously injured and a neighborhood in fear.
3 years ago

Renton Police issue an alert following recent armed carjackings

The department reported there had been five carjackings or attempted carjackings in the previous 10 days and they're happening at night.
3 years ago

Auburn Mountainview High football players suspended, accused of hazing

Four Auburn Mountainview High School football players are suspended - accused of extreme hazing.
3 years ago

Seattle Gay News to stay open: LGBTQ+ paper won’t close after all

Seattle Gay News, or SGN as it is known, was looking for a buyer earlier this year. Enter longtime executive Mike Schultz.
3 years ago

Mayfield: How I learned to fall asleep by embracing the worry

I schedule my worries. Literally, there is an entry each day in my phone's calendar that simply commands me to "worry."
3 years ago

City of Seattle makes money available for small businesses impacted by crime

Seattle’s Office of Economic Development has a Storefront Repair Fund available to small businesses and now, non-profit organizations qualify as well.
3 years ago

Mayfield: Will the Seattle City Council do its job and pass a drug law?

Will today finally be the day the Seattle City Council does its job? Will today finally be the day the Seattle City Council does the bare minimum?
3 years ago

More protests following Seattle police comments after death of Jaahnavi Kandula

There were more protests this weekend over comments made by Seattle police after a university student was struck and killed by a police cruiser.
3 years ago

Homeless encampment cleared in Beacon Hill

Seattle city crews are clearing out a homeless encampment in the Beacon Hill neighborhood.
3 years ago