Boeing decision to move 787 line out of Everett impacts state economy, local workers
Boeing announced it will be moving all 787 production out of Everett. Local leaders and workers are worried about the potential impact for the region.6 years ago
Snohomish County Council Chair: Boeing decision will damage local economy
Snohomish County chair Nate Nehring on Boeing moving their 787 production to North Carolina, and what kind of damage he expects to the local economy.6 years ago
Amazon Explorer gives one-on-one tours around the world via live streaming
Todd Bishop from Geekwire on the Amazon Explorer "virtual tourism" that lets you take one on one tours around the world via live streaming.6 years ago
Puyallup Education Union Pres: ‘We only have one shot to do this right’
Puyallup Education Association Union President Karen McNamara debates schools reopening and says the district needs to take more time to get things right.6 years ago
Gov. Inslee: State will take ‘hard look’ at Boeing tax breaks if 787 production leaves
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee released a statement Wednesday following reports that Boeing will move 787 production to South Carolina.6 years ago
Washington state, Seattle leaders react to first presidential debate
Local and state officials, including Gov. Inslee and Seattle Mayor Durkan, took to Twitter to react notable moments from the first presidential debate.6 years ago
Boeing officially announces plan to move 787 production out of Everett by mid-2021
After rumors that Boeing planned to move its 787 Dreamliner assembly line out of Everett, the company has made the decision official as of Thursday.6 years ago
KIRO Radio and KTTH hosts react to chaotic first presidential debate
KIRO Radio and KTTH's own react to what was a heated, often chaotic debut presidential debate on Tuesday night in Cleveland, Ohio.6 years ago
Woman injured in Edmonds shooting dies, suspect turns self in to police
Edmonds Police said that a suspect in the shooting at Boo Han market on Tuesday has turned himself in to Everett Police.6 years ago
President Trump is a great actor, ‘not a great businessman’
Following the release of President Trumps financial records, KIRO Radio's Dave Ross spoke with David Fehrenthold of The Washington Post.6 years ago
Election Town Hall: Dave Ross and Dori Monson discuss Loren Culp’s chances at unseating Jay Inslee
For the first of a series of town halls hosted by Ursula Reutin, we're talking about the gubernatorial race with KIRO Radio's Dori Monson and Dave Ross.6 years ago
Edmonds School District cuts resource officers in favor of preventative approach
Greg Schwab, Assistant Superintendent Edmonds School District, defends the decision to remove school resource officers.6 years ago
New study deems Trump and Biden ‘super-agers’
A study says Trump and Biden are super-agers. Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen discusses it and the issue of aging and cognitive decline.6 years ago
COVID-19 updates: UW ‘Greek’ cases top 150
The DOH says there have been more than 89,000 coronavirus cases in Washington state, and 2,143 people have died from the virus.6 years ago
Former WA AG McKenna cherished arguing cases before Justice Ginsburg
Former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna recalls what it was like to argue a case in front of Justice Ginsburg, who he says was smart and thoughtful.6 years ago
Free COVID-19 testing sites near you
Need to find a free testing site near you? Here is a list of testing sites in King County.6 years ago
If you must travel for the holidays, ‘be informed of the risks involved’
Local and national health officials have indicated that holidays in 2020 will -- and should -- look different as COVID-19 remains a threat.6 years ago
WA Congressman: Illegal, unconstitutional for Trump to cut Seattle funding
Congressman Adam Smith (D-Seattle) says he’s upset with U.S. AG Barr labeling Seattle as an anarchist city, and says it's illegal to cut funding.6 years ago
WA student: High school athletes unnecessarily losing opportunities
Sam Huard, part of Student Athletes of Washington, explains how high school students in the Washington state are losing opportunities against other states.6 years ago
Washington State Treasurer candidates face off in forum
Duane Davidson (R) and Mike Pellicciotti (D) will be the two candidates in the race for Washington State Treasurer on the November ballot.6 years ago
‘Not out of the woods completely’ for fire season in Eastern Washington
Fire season in Western Washington is likely over for the year, but meteorologist Gary Schneider says the same may not be true for Eastern Washington.6 years ago
Former WA attorney general: No-knock warrants can lead to ‘critical mistakes’
In cases involving a no-knock warrant, there is always a risk to the public. Former state Attorney General Rob McKenna thinks maybe it's not worth the risk.6 years ago
Sec. of State Wyman: As many as 80% of eligible WA voters registered to vote
Secretary of State Kim Wyman says Washington state is doing a good job registering people to vote. In fact, there are currently about 4.7 million registered voters.6 years ago
