Gee interviews CEO Dan Price on latest episode of ‘Leaving a Legacy’
On episode three of “Leaving a Legacy,” Gee Scott interviews Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price, who famously paid all his employees a $70,000 minimum salary.5 years ago
Mercer Island MD: New guidelines for health workers could expose ‘vulnerable people’
Dr. Gordon Cohen, Mercer Island MD, comments on the new guidelines from the CDC that allow COVID-positive health care workers to return to work.5 years ago
How Tonga volcano eruption pushed out Seattle fog from nearly 6,000 miles away
The effect of the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai volcano on the Seattle area manifested in a peculiar way over the weekend after its eruption.5 years ago
Bellevue home slid off foundation and collapsed
A home in Bellevue slid off its foundation early Monday and has collapsed. Officer rescued two people inside the home, and neighbors were evacuated.5 years ago
Nearly 600 potholes reported to SDOT last week in wake of frigid weather
Frigid temperatures have had the Seattle Department of Transportation working to fill hundreds of potholes across the city in January.5 years ago
Skagit County COVID test site to temporarily shut down over staff shortage
A COVID-19 testing site at the Skagit County Fairgrounds will be shutting down until early next week over ongoing staffing shortages.5 years ago
UW Virology head: Not yet to the peak of omicron in Washington state
In Washington state, at least in the local population that UW Medicine is caring for, it's not yet safe to say that omicron has peaked.5 years ago
Supreme Court to hear case of Bremerton coach in lawsuit over praying at games
The Supreme Court will hear the case of a Bremerton coach who made headlines for refusing the school's request to cease prayer on the sidelines.5 years ago
With ‘quiet weekend ahead,’ Seattle area poised for longest dry streak in over 100 days
After weeks of record snow, rain, and everything in between, the Puget Sound region will finally get a break from extreme weather this weekend.5 years ago
Former state AG: OSHA’s COVID vaccine mandate was too broad
Former state Attorney General Rob McKenna provides insight into the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on President Joe Biden's vaccine mandates.5 years ago
Spate of Puget Sound region K-12 schools return to remote learning
A number of schools in the Puget Sound area have switched to remote learning temporarily as COVID cases rise among students and staff.5 years ago
‘And then there were none:’ 4 major Washington mountain passes reopen
Stevens Pass and US 2 Tumwater Canyon reopened to traffic Thursday. Snoqualmie and Blewett passes are open, but White Pass remains closed.5 years ago
Light rail service suspended between Capitol Hill and SODO this weekend
Link light rail service in Seattle will be suspended between the Capitol Hill and SODO stations Jan. 15-16, with normal operations to resume Monday.5 years ago
Kittitas County says WSDOT refused help for clearing snow over lack of vaccine mandate
Kittitas County leaders say WSDOT refused assistance clear snow from roadways over the county's lack of a COVID vaccine mandate for its workers.5 years ago
Seattle Mayor Harrell appoints director of housing office, public safety
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell made a few more appointments for members of his cabinet and hired a director of public safety on Tuesday.5 years ago
Another atmospheric river, heavy rain hits Puget Sound region
Another atmospheric river is taking aim at Western Washington, bringing heavy rain to the Puget Sound region Tuesday and Wednesday.5 years ago
Economist: Gov. Inslee’s proposal to rework single-family zoning ‘a good start’
Economist Matthew Gardner speaks with KIRO Radio's Dave Ross to explain a new proposal to rework the state's single-family zoning rules.5 years ago
Gee interviews Amanda Knox on new podcast
On “Leaving a Legacy,” Gee interviews Amanda Knox -- an author, activist, and journalist who was wrongly convicted in the murder her roommate.5 years ago
‘Temporary workforce challenge’ suspends handful of King County Metro bus routes
King County Metro suspends several bus routes through Jan. 21, citing staff shortages and repair for damages from the recent snow storm.5 years ago
Race for King County prosecutor heats up as field of candidates quickly takes shape
With 10 months before electon day, candidates to replace outgoing King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg are already beginning to surface.5 years ago
Puget Sound schools feel strain of omicron surge, as some mull return to remote learning
Puget Sound schools are already beginning to struggle with a recent uptick in COVID cases, as some consider a return to remote learning.5 years ago
‘Emergency service is definitely going to be an issue’ with early electric vehicles
What happens when you're stranded on the highway for hours, like on I-95 in Virginia last week, in an electric vehicle?5 years ago
Evacuations, search for missing persons continue after flooding in Washington
Major flooding closed part of I-5 Friday and basically cut off Seattle from the rest of the U.S. Search crews are looking for at least one missing person.5 years ago
