Laura Scott
Laura Scott is the segments producer for Seattle's Morning News on KIRO Radio. She grew up in Seattle and graduated from Occidental College in Los Angeles. Laura wrote for The Occidental and The Daily Iowan. She also was an intern at KPCC in Pasadena.
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Untraceable ‘ghost guns’ pretty easy to build yourself
Dave Ross spoke with Jeremy White about how he was able to build a ghost gun from untraceable kits that come without a serial number or sale record.Comments -
Deep fake technology could appear on platforms like TikTok
Now there's a way to make your own deep fakes easily, thanks to ByteDance, the Chinese company behind the popular video creation and social media platform TikTok. -
Fake pork meat and reasons to never walk again in Las Vegas this week
People are geeking out over the future of tech at CES in Las Vegas, an annual conference and showcase of the latest in gizmos and gadgets. -
30 families say mold in Joint Base Lewis-McChord housing is making them sick
Melissa Godoy says the Lincoln Military Housing group should be hauled off bases in handcuffs. She says 30 families at Joint Base Lewis-McChord were living in mold infested homes. -
Someone is hiding Coeur d’Alene library’s anti-Trump books
In Idaho, someone has been hiding books that criticize President Trump in their local library. Not stealing them. Just ... hiding them. -
Affirmative action is on your ballot — how are you voting?
Dave Ross hosted a debate at the KIRO Radio studio to hear both arguments on affirmative action. -
From an expert: The biggest mistakes new RV owners make
The RV industry is booming. More people than ever are ready to camp up and down the coast, or cross national parks off their bucket list. -
Washington Rep. Jayapal: Trump’s Ukraine phone call ‘absolutely an impeachable offense’
Washington State Rep. Pramila Jayapal has little in the way of doubts when it comes to impeachment proceedings for President Trump. -
Did someone block your driveway with a scooter? These guys will tow it
Dan Borelli and John Heinkel want to tow the dockless scooters and bikes that are blocking your driveway. And they'll do it for free. -
Ocean viruses threaten loss of species in the Pacific Northwest
After five years, the region's sea star population is slowly returning. But rising ocean temperatures combined with a handful of other factors allows pathogens like "sea star wasting disease" to simmer below the surface. -
First class graduates from a Washington state charter school
The first class from a Washington state charter school donned their caps and gowns and graduated Summit Sierra High School on Tuesday. -
UW, Microsoft researchers learning to store data in DNA
A team at the University of Washington has automatized the entire DNA storage process, they can save a full gigabyte of information, and they are able to extract that information back out from the DNA in just a few hours. -
‘Tacoma FD’ looks to show lighter side of Pacific Northwest
A new comedy series about a fire station in the wettest city in America is coming to Tacoma, Washington, and co-creators Kevin Heffernan and Steve Lemme stopped by Seattle's Morning News to chat about the show. -
An alternative to credit cards? Afterpay off to strong start in US market
Afterpay, an Australian company that launched in the U.S. in May 2018, lets customers pay for an item in four equal installments without any interest or annual fees. And last week, they hit their millionth U.S. customer. -
Doctor who treated Oregon child with tetanus wants vaccines to be mandatory
An unvaccinated six-year-old boy almost died after he contracted tetanus from a deep cut on his forehead that his parents cleaned and sutured at their Oregon home.
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