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.

‘Number one priority’: Democrats celebrate ‘millionaire tax’ passage while Republicans vow pushback as session closes

Washington lawmakers finalize the session, passing the millionaire tax as Republicans prepare to challenge this controversial move.
5 months ago

Court docs: Skykomish coach admits to sexual contact with student, begged deputies to ‘put me in jail’

Skykomish School District physical education teacher and coach, Daniel L. Bubar, was charged after admitting to at least 20 sex acts with an underage student.
5 months ago

Anti-Defamation League report finds mixed progress on antisemitism at Pacific Northwest universities

Colleges across the Pacific Northwest are showing some progress in addressing antisemitism, according to a new campus report card study released Tuesday.
5 months ago

Skykomish school coach arrested in alleged 2-year sexual abuse of student, court documents say

A 62-year-old gym teacher and coach at Skykomish K-12 School was arrested Friday on suspicion of sexually assaulting a student for two years.
5 months ago

Man charged in fatal hit-and-run spree had protection order against him, escaped mental facility

A King County man, once sought in what investigators initially believed may have been an accidental hit-and-run, is now charged with intentionally running over and killing a woman in a Bellevue parking lot in addition to striking two other pedestrians later the same day.
5 months ago

Ferguson says he’ll sign revised WA ‘millionaires’ tax’ after affordability amendment

Governor Bob Ferguson said he will sign a revised version of Washington’s proposed “Millionaires’ Tax” after lawmakers added an amendment.
5 months ago

Tech Talk: AI becomes new frontline weapon as militaries accelerate autonomous warfare

As conflict in the Middle East intensifies, militaries are turning to a new kind of weapon — not a missile or drone, but AI.
5 months ago

Key Peninsula stabbing suspect tells police he was ‘no longer a person’ during 2022 traffic stop

Authorities investigating the fatal stabbing of four people on Washington’s Key Peninsula are examining prior encounters including a traffic stop that showed what officials described as unusual behavior.
5 months ago

House passes bill banning masks for police, federal agents; governor expected to sign

A bill that would ban police officers and federal agents from wearing masks while on duty is now headed to the governor’s desk.
5 months ago

Divisions emerge among Iranian-Americans in Washington over military strikes, regime change

Iranian-Americans express conflicting views on military action against Iran amid escalating U.S. and Israeli strikes.
5 months ago

Iran strikes divide local Iranian-Americans, Washington lawmakers split on military action

Iranian-Americans in Washington express mixed feelings on U.S.-Israeli strikes in Iran, reflecting deep local divisions.
5 months ago

Legal battle brews over whether ‘prediction betting’ is betting as sports wagering tops $150 billion

Explore the rising trend of prediction betting as sports gambling surpasses $150 billion in the U.S. legal landscape.
5 months ago

Copper theft spurs new calls for tougher crackdown, including from WA attorney general

Copper theft disrupts transit in the Pacific Northwest, leading officials to demand stricter measures for protection and enforcement.
5 months ago

Cutoff day fallout: DUI bill dies, mask mandate and budget battles survive in Olympia

Explore the latest legislative outcomes as DUI bills fail and mask mandates persist in Olympia's budget battles.
5 months ago

Former King County sheriff leads lawsuit blocking lawmakers from grabbing first responder pensions

Former King County Sheriff leads legal battle against a controversial pension proposal by state lawmakers.
5 months ago

‘Millionaire tax’ sparks fiery debate at House hearing

Explore how the millionaire tax could shape public policy and health outcomes in our latest analysis.
5 months ago

Cartel leader’s reported killing sparks violence in Puerto Vallarta, strands WA travelers

The killing of "El Mencho" has triggered arson attacks, flight cancellations, and shelter-in-place orders in popular tourist destinations.
5 months ago

Senate-passed bill to expand DUI testing clears first hurdle in House amid backlog, cost concerns

Senate Bill 5880, which would expand who can legally perform DUI blood tests, passed the state Senate unanimously and began moving through the House Committee.
6 months ago

‘She said she can’t wait to see Susan’: Mother of missing Susan Powell dies after 15-year search for answers

The mother of Susan Powell has died, ending her long quest for answers in her daughter's mysterious 2009 disappearance.
6 months ago

King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office urges WA lawmakers to restore $21.38M for crime victim services

The King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office and others are urging lawmakers to maintain funding for crime survivor services in their 2027 supplemental budget.
6 months ago

12s celebrate Super Bowl LX title with ceremony, massive parade through downtown Seattle

The 12s honor the Seahawks' Super Bowl victory in a vibrant parade through downtown Seattle.
6 months ago

Super Bowl diary: Inside a workday at the biggest game on earth

Experience a workday at the Super Bowl, capturing the excitement and challenges faced by Seahawks fans and staff alike.
6 months ago

From heartbreak to redemption: Seahawks outlast Patriots, unite the 12s, and bring the Lombardi back home in Super Bowl LX

It was one of hundreds, if not thousands, of similar celebrations that played out inside Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on Sunday. The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions again.
6 months ago

Seattle fans turn up the volume as Super Bowl LX fan festivities kick off

Thousands of football fans from across the country surged into the Bay Area this week for Super Bowl LX, and the early scene at the NFL’s official fan events has been awash in blue and green.
6 months ago