Luke Duecy

KIRO Newsradio Reporter

Luke Duecy

A longtime Seattle journalist, Luke Duecy joins KIRO Newsradio after several years as a reporter on KOMO 4 News as a general assignment reporter. Luke also recently worked in PR, where he operates a boutique firm.

Court records reveal custody issues for man at center of a national manhunt

Court records expose custody challenges faced by Travis Decker, shedding light on his personal struggles and family dynamics.
1 year ago

Chelan County authorities pursue multiple leads in search for Army Ranger accused of killing daughters

Discover the latest updates on Travis Decker, wanted for the tragic murder of his three daughters from Wenatchee.
1 year ago

Auburn police investigate fatal shooting near childcare

Police have not identified a suspect and urge anyone with information about the incident to call the Auburn Police Department Tip Line.
1 year ago

Pushing Boundaries saved after community raises $200K to keep PNW’s lone paralysis center open

Pushing Boundaries was on the brink of shutting down. The nonprofit needed to raise $200,000 in just a few days in order to keep its doors open.
1 year ago

Shooting in Pioneer Square breaks out hours after Seattle Police Chief vows crackdown on violence

After witnessing a shooting while attending to an unrelated incident, medics with the Seattle Fire Department were able to subdue the suspect and hold him in their custody until officers arrived.
1 year ago

Tech Talk: Genealogy sites helped catch Golden State Killer—But sparked privacy concerns

Explore how genealogy helped catch the Golden State Killer and the privacy concerns that arose from the investigation.
1 year ago

Boeing lands record-breaking $200B aircraft deal with Qatar Airways during Trump visit

Qatar Airways signed a deal Wednesday to purchase 160 aircraft from Boeing, a major order valued at $200 billion.
1 year ago

Tech Talk: FBI warns U.S. of data extortion, espionage by fake North Korean IT workers

The FBI warned American businesses that North Korean IT workers are escalating their malicious attacks on U.S. companies to steal sensitive data, intellectual property, and money.
1 year ago

WA concerned federal government won’t help fight wildfires this year

State officials are sounding the alarm over a lack of federal resources and support in a year the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) predicts will be an "above-average" year for wildfires, especially across Eastern Washington.
1 year ago

Seattle ranks No. 2 for naked gardening ahead of World Naked Gardening Day

Discover why Seattle shines as a top city for naked gardening this World Naked Gardening Day.
1 year ago

Tech Talk: What happens to your data when 23andMe sells it to the highest bidder?

However, in March, after settling a $30 million lawsuit over a data breach, 23andMe declared bankruptcy and announced they are selling the company, including the massive amounts of data it has collected from willing customers.
1 year ago

Local nonprofit hits charitable high despite overall downward trend in donations

Local nonprofit Impact West Seattle celebrates a milestone despite donation trends, supporting area organizations since 2018.
1 year ago

Prosecutors charge rideshare driver accused of groping teen

A rideshare driver accused of groping a teenager earlier this year has been charged. He pleaded not guilty.
1 year ago

WA’s only nonprofit serving exercise therapy for paralyzed patients to close for good

Pushing Boundaries, a nonprofit vital for neurological therapy, risks permanent closure.
1 year ago

‘Schools are not businesses’: Parents consider suing Pierce County school district if principal is moved

Families at Minter Elementary, part of the Peninsula School District, express concerns over staff reassignments.
1 year ago

Washington ports brace for fallout from U.S.-China trade war

Washington ports prepare for impacts from the U.S.-China trade war, reflecting on past market share losses and future strategies.
1 year ago

China halts all Boeing orders amid escalating tariff war with Trump, U.S.

China is stopping all jet orders from American manufacturer Boeing in response to tariffs issued by the Trump administration reaching as high as 145% on Chinese goods and products.
1 year ago

Hate crimes related to gender expression or perceived sexual orientation on track to surpass 2024 numbers in King County

King County is just two hate crime cases away from beating its total number last year in 2025, and it is only April, the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office confirmed Monday.
1 year ago

Snoqualmie police chief fired after external investigation

The City of Snoqualmie has terminated Police Chief Brian Lynch following the conclusion of an external investigation, the city confirmed.
1 year ago

Woman accused of kidnapping toddler from Seattle daycare pleads not guilty

A Seattle woman pleads not guilty in the alleged kidnapping of a toddler from a daycare, sparking widespread concern and attention.
1 year ago

Swiping left or right on a dating app could soon cost money with new tax

Whether you swipe left or right as you're looking for the love of your life on your phone, one state lawmaker is introducing a new bill to tax online dating companies, and it would be up to those companies to decide whether to pass the tax onto customers.
1 year ago

Domestic violence suspect presumed dead after fire broke out during SWAT raid

A domestic violence suspect is presumed dead after Auburn Police and the Valley SWAT Team attempted to arrest him on felony charges Tuesday, causing the suspect to hole up in an Auburn building that subsequently caught on fire.
1 year ago

Seattle to crack down on hookah lounges after deadly shootings

The bill comes after a deadly double shooting at the Capri Hookah Lounge on Rainier Avenue South a little more than a week ago.
1 year ago

Man charged with hate crime after burning, spreading feces on Pride flag

A man was charged with a hate crime after King County prosecutors claimed he lit a Pride flag placed outside of a Seattle elementary school on fire, then stuffed it inside a religious statue before rubbing the statue with fecal matter.
1 year ago