Judge approves Sawant recall effort for signature phase
A King County judge has approved the recall efforts against Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant to move to the signature gathering phase.6 years ago
What FEMA is doing to help tackle fires in the Pacific Northwest
FEMA Region 10 Administrator Mike O’Hare gives update on how they’re tackling fires in the PNW.6 years ago
Snohomish County looking to expand no-shooting zones after stray bullet nearly hits child
Snohomish County Councilmember Sam Low on efforts to expand “no-shooting zone” after stray bullet almost strikes child.6 years ago
Seattle Symphony creates ‘hospital grade environment’ to bring back the music
The Seattle Symphony has been able to adapt to the reality of the pandemic, finding creative ways to play together and share music with audiences worldwide.6 years ago
Trump’s comments on wildfires ‘little bit like’ comments on coronavirus
Pulitzer Prize winning reporter David Fahrenthold joins KIRO Radio's Dave Ross to discuss Trump's comments about coronavirus and the West Coast wildfires.6 years ago
Seattle City Council votes to cover Kshama Sawant’s legal defense
In a 7-1 vote on Tuesday, the Seattle City Council voted to pay for Councilmember Kshama Sawant's legal defense against a recall effort.6 years ago
Video: SDOT releases footage of Pier 58 collapse in Seattle
The Seattle Department of Transportation released video footage Tuesday showing the partial collapse of Pier 58 from over the weekend.6 years ago
Facebook plans to buy REI’s abandoned building in Bellevue
Facebook announced Monday that it will be buying the brand new Bellevue building that was abandoned by outdoor gear retailer REI.6 years ago
Audit finds Seattle doesn’t spend enough money on bridge maintenance
An audit of 77 bridges across Seattle makes 10 recommendations for improving the city's bridge maintenance and investment policies.6 years ago
WA Supreme Court candidate seeks root causes in approach to crime
Judge Dave Larson, running for Supreme Court of Washington Position 3, believes the courts need to explore root causes in cases of first-time offenders.6 years ago
Can COVID masks protect against Washington wildfire smoke?
How dangerous is the smoke and are COVID masks effective for protections? Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen discusses.6 years ago
SB I-5 into Everett reopened after early-morning fatal collision
All lanes of southbound I-5 into Everett just north of 15th Street are blocked after a fatal two-vehicle collision early Monday morning.6 years ago
COVID-19 updates: 349 new cases in Washington
The DOH says there have been more than 82,000 coronavirus cases in Washington state, and 2,037 people have died from the virus.6 years ago
Can Trump legally cut federal funding to Seattle over riots and lawlessness?
Russ Vought from the Office of Management and Budget explains how President Trump can withhold funding from cities that have experienced riots and lawlessness like Seattle.6 years ago
Former WA AG: No legal issue with Seattle’s anti-racism training
Former state attorney general Rob McKenna on the DOJ targeting anti-racism training, and whether the Seattle trainings are discriminatory.6 years ago
WA Commissioner of Public Lands candidate: Never seen fires like past few years
Sue Kuehl Pederson, Republican candidate for state Commissioner of Public Lands, discusses what she'd do differently on fires than the current commissioner.6 years ago
Gov. Inslee: Recent fires in Washington are ‘not natural,’ ‘not an act of God’
As of Friday morning, there are 14 active fires in the state of Washington that have burned a total of 626,982 acres since Monday.6 years ago
Air quality remains ‘very unhealthy to hazardous’ with stubborn smoke across Washington
Forecasters say smoke is gradually moving east as a weak system moves into the area. The new system also brings with it a chance of rain Monday night.6 years ago
Issaquah High School seniors start nonprofit to give food to first responders
Tommy and Cody are seniors at Issaquah High School and over this past summer, started a nonprofit charity to provide food to first responders in the region.6 years ago
WA Sec of State candidate Tarleton: ‘Our voting rights are under attack’
Rep. Gael Tarleton, challenger in the Secretary of State race, believes voting rights are under attack by the Trump administration, and Wyman isn't doing enough.6 years ago
Why Joshua Freed launched write-in campaign for WA lieutenant governor
Joshua Freed discusses his write-in campaign for Lt Governor, and how his focus on trade, economic development, and drug addiction will differentiate him.6 years ago
Housing market inventory at 20-year low for Puget Sound region
Matthew Gardner, chief economist at Windermere Real Estate, says active listings and inventory in the region for August was the lowest he's seen since 1999.6 years ago
Air quality warning extended into Monday when rain returns
The National Weather Service has extended an air quality warning ends at 11 a.m. Monday across western Washington.6 years ago
