‘Democrats feel like they’ve got more reason to drink’: KIRO hosts analyze data showing partisan split in record-low alcohol use
Discover how shifting drinking habits reveal a partisan divide in alcohol consumption among Democrats.1 month ago
‘Do you know how long that process takes?’: KIRO hosts say Wilson’s response to plummeting poll numbers falls flat
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's favorability rating has plunged, and when pressed on it this week, her answer left KIRO fill-in hosts unconvinced.1 month ago
‘This vendor needs to go’: Cybersecurity engineer warns Seattle’s camera system is one merger away from a nationwide dragnet
Cybersecurity engineer Noah Williams told "The John Curley Show" the real problem isn't cameras themselves. It's the system running them.1 month ago
‘They just bump into whatever’: New study names the top 3 car brands with the worst drivers
Discover which car brands have the worst drivers based on insurance data and accident reports in this insightful new study.1 month ago
‘The price of a burrito’: KIRO hosts say Seattle’s meager fine won’t stop Lime takeovers as another planned for Saturday
A third Lime scooter takeover is planned for Saturday night in Seattle, with hundreds of riders expected to meet near the Pioneer Square Pergola.1 month ago
‘She’s the daughter of Bill Gates’: KIRO hosts say wealth and power are shielding Phoebe Gates from scrutiny
But what frustrated the KIRO fill-in hosts wasn't just Phoebe Gates' alleged fraud. It was how little attention it's getting.1 month ago
‘Too many people are dying’: Seattle Councilmember Rob Saka lays out his proposed safer streets plan
Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka joined "The John Curley Show" on KIRO Newsradio to lay out his proposed Seattle SAFER Streets Act.1 month ago
‘You failed if you weren’t safe’: KIRO hosts weigh in on Netflix doc alleging Boeing bypassed inspections
KIRO hosts analyze the Netflix documentary on Boeing's alleged inspection bypassing and its impact on safety culture.1 month ago
‘Your average ‘I’m in a job that I don’t like’ complaints’: KIRO host skeptical of Starbucks barista walkouts
Starbucks baristas walked off the job at multiple stores over the weekend, including one near the company's new Nashville headquarters.1 month ago
‘Why would they get on a bus?’ KIRO host skeptical of Portland’s viral bus-riding goats
Two goats who boarded a Portland bus have become a viral sensation, and KIRO fill-in hosts Angela Poe Russell and Jim Dever had plenty to say.1 month ago
‘A little outside the bounds of credulity’: Curley questions who’s behind the Katie Wilson recall effort
According to John Curley, Seattle has been here before, and history isn't on the recall petition's side to remove Katie Wilson from office.2 months ago
‘You see a donkey, you see an elephant, we want people to see an owl’: Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic pitches his Cascade Party
Krist Novoselic is best known as the bassist of Nirvana, but has built a second life in politics, one that has led him to chair the Cascade Party2 months ago
‘You’re letting inept politicians off the hook’: WA Policy Center expert says data centers aren’t driving up energy costs
Discover how data centers are unfairly blamed for rising energy costs in Washington, according to a Washington Policy Center expert on the matter.2 months ago
‘Private property means nothing to me’: Cat trapper defends boarding Tacoma sailboat where 60 cats were found
Camille Sutherland explains her rescue efforts for 60 cats found on an abandoned sailboat in Tacoma, though she's now labeled a suspect in a Tacoma Police case.2 months ago
‘They’re out to eat our lunch’: Tech investor Charles Fitzgerald says Seattle is drifting while Cleveland hustles for its future
Seattle tech veteran and angel investor Charles Fitzgerald went to Cleveland and came back with a warning.2 months ago
‘What actually happened?’ WA Policy Center investigates Seattle diversion program, says numbers don’t match up
The Washington Policy Center is challenging the data behind Seattle's LEAD diversion program, saying the numbers don't hold up.2 months ago
‘The story’s done’: Curley rips media fixation on Bite of Seattle communication delay
John Curley says the media's weeks-long focus on the roughly five-hour communication delay has run its course, and the story should remain focused on victims.2 months ago
‘Why this group?’: Curley brands Seattle’s $300K trans funding plan as ‘pity,’ Spike pushes back
John Curley and Spike O'Neill clash over Seattle approving $300K in funding for LGBTQIA+ organizations supporting trans and queer communities.2 months ago
‘They all happen to be Republican’: Curley not surprised WA ranked 38th best state to start a business
KIRO host John Curley wasn't surprised to find out Washington was ranked near the bottom on WalletHub's list of best states to start a business.2 months ago
Curley calls WNBA’s inclusivity rhetoric ‘garbage’ after ex-NBA stars test eligibility rules
Curley labels WNBA's inclusivity rhetoric as 'garbage' after NBA stars challenge eligibility rules for transgender athletes.2 months ago
‘You’ll end up hurting the poor customer’: Curley slams Seattle’s push to ban dynamic pricing at grocery stores
The Seattle City Council is considering an ordinance that would bar companies from using algorithms and personal data to set prices, a practice critics call "surveillance pricing."2 months ago
‘Things get worse’: Walsh warns a Democratic supermajority in Olympia would let the party rewrite the rules
Washington State Republican Party Chair Jim Walsh said Democrats are within reach of a legislative supermajority this November.2 months ago
‘She doesn’t have to repay favors’: Curley says Katie Wilson’s independence is fueling the backlash against her
KIRO host John Curley said on "The John Curley Show" on KIRO Newsradio that the backlash against Mayor Katie Wilson isn't surprising.2 months ago
