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.

Mayor Katie Wilson limits CCTV use for 2026 World Cup, cameras only activated for credible threats

SPD announced it will not tap into CCTV cameras to monitor the hundreds of thousands of soccer fans expected to travel to the city during this summer's World Cup.
4 months ago

Tech Talk: WA law opens EV direct sales beyond Tesla, drawing praise and pushback

A new Washington law is set to expand how electric vehicles are sold, allowing more manufacturers to bypass traditional dealerships and sell directly to consumers.
4 months ago

The Spin: Skykomish School Board fires teacher charged with grooming, raping student over 2 years

The Skykomish School Board terminated a teacher charged with raping a student as criminal proceedings and administrative fallout continue to unfold.
4 months ago

Cancer-free after stage 3 diagnosis: Washington man shares recovery journey and Seahawks-fueled hope

A Washington Seahawks fan shares his inspiring journey to becoming cancer-free after a stage 3 prostate cancer diagnosis.
4 months ago

KIRO Newsradio fan of the week: Mariners fan stays loyal in rainy loss to Yankees at T-Mobile Park

A dedicated Mariners fan bundled up for a cold, rainy day game at T-Mobile Park, sharing her love for the team despite a 5-3 loss to the Yankees.
4 months ago

Tech Talk: Seattle attorney behind landmark case that could reshape social media as Meta, YouTube found liable in youth addiction lawsuits

A Seattle attorney who spoke with KIRO Newsradio may now be at the center of a legal shift that could redefine how social media platforms operate nationwide.
4 months ago

‘I had to veto those programs’: Gov. Ferguson cuts retail crime funding as lawmaker says WA theft crisis grows

Bob Ferguson is facing criticism after vetoing $500,000 in funding for combating organized retail crime, as the state deals with incredibly high theft rates.
4 months ago

Surge in ICE arrests among farmworkers alarms WA farmers ahead of harvest season

A reported surge in immigration arrests of farmworkers in Washington is raising concerns among farmers who warn the crackdown could threaten upcoming harvests.
4 months ago

Iran threatens strikes on US tech companies in Middle East, including Microsoft and Boeing

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is threatening potential attacks on major U.S. technology companies operating in the Middle East.
4 months ago

WA millionaires’ tax faces new lawsuit threat as Governor Ferguson signs bill

Washington’s proposed millionaires' tax is heading toward a legal showdown after Governor Bob Ferguson signed the controversial income tax measure.
4 months ago

‘Maybe that was my twin that I don’t have’: Man once deemed mentally unfit now accused of attempted Seattle light rail push

A 26-year-old man faces accusations of an attempted Seattle light rail push, raising serious questions about mental fitness and safety.
4 months ago

Skykomish superintendent placed on leave after teacher charged with raping student

The superintendent of the Skykomish School District has been placed on leave following the arrest of a teacher on child rape charges.
4 months ago

Mariners unveil 50th anniversary merchandise, debut Steelheads uniforms ahead of Opening Day

The Mariners unveiled a fresh wave of merchandise Thursday ahead of Opening Day, highlighting a collection rooted in the club’s 50th anniversary celebration.
4 months ago

‘Nothing beats Opening Day’: Mariners fans celebrate baseball’s return to Seattle with World Series hopes

Mariners baseball is back in Seattle as opening day kicks off with a 7:10 p.m. first pitch against the Cleveland Guardians at T-Mobile Park.
4 months ago

‘Just glorious to hear’: Sonics fans fired up over potential NBA return

Seattle's hopes ignite as NBA explores expansion bids for Sonics. Fans eagerly await the return of their beloved team
4 months ago

‘I’m in the fund everything but ICE camp’: Rep. Adam Smith stands firm until a DHS funding deal is reached

Adam Smith addresses the ongoing DHS funding standoff in Congress. Explore his stance and the implications for national security.
4 months ago

‘A significant movement is underway’: JBLM flights raise questions about U.S. troop deployments to Middle East

"A significant movement is underway" as flights from JBLM fuel new questions about a potential buildup of American forces in the Middle East.
4 months ago

Rainier Beach shooting: Prosecutors seek to try teen in adult court in targeted attack, distinct shoes key to identification

Prosecutors are asking a judge to charge a 16-year-old boy as an adult in the fatal shooting of two Rainier Beach High School students.
5 months ago

Stryker cyberattack: Iran-linked hackers wipe 200,000 devices in global disruption

A major cyberattack on Stryker Corporation has erased over 200,000 devices globally, highlighting serious security vulnerabilities.
5 months ago

‘Something needs to change’: Farmers, agriculture industry threatened by WA’s rising fuel costs

Gas prices in Washington have surged past $5 a gallon, adding new financial strain for both drivers and the state’s struggling agriculture industry.
5 months ago

Trooper Sarah Clasen resigns amid Richland DUI vehicular homicide case

A veteran Washington State Patrol trooper has resigned more than a year after she was accused of killing a motorcyclist in a drunk-driving crash in Richland, Washington.
5 months ago

King County Metro bus collides with 7 vehicles along 5 blocks

A King County Metro bus collided with several vehicles on Wednesday morning, causing significant disruption and traffic delays.
5 months ago

Seattle SuperSonics return takes major step forward with potential NBA vote next week

The NBA's board of governors could vote as soon as next week on whether to begin its expansion process — a major step toward bringing a team back to Seattle.
5 months ago

‘Second worst snowpack we’ve had’: Climatologist says weekend storm won’t end Northwest drought

A climatologist explains why the recent storm won't end the ongoing drought affecting the Northwest.
5 months ago