‘They don’t need to do any more studying’: Former Seattle council member lays out action plan to curb Aurora violence
Former Seattle City Councilmember for District 5 Cathy Moore laid out her own action plan for curbing gun violence in the Aurora neighborhood.2 months ago
‘We allow them to track us’: John Curley questions when constant security becomes surveillance
John Curley explores the fine line between security and surveillance in light of new technology and government oversight.2 months ago
‘The Detroitification of Seattle’: Former KIRO host on the city’s slide, what could turn it around
Saul Spady discusses Seattle's homeless crisis and solutions for recovery. Can a political revolution save the city from collapse?2 months ago
‘You’re being ripped off’: Curley blasts Climate Commitment Act spending as WA gas prices remain among highest in U.S.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson's office rejected a letter from Sen. Gildon urging the state to temporarily suspend the Climate Commitment Act.2 months ago
‘There was no strategy’: Former city attorney says Seattle doesn’t appear to have concrete plan as violence grips Aurora
Residents in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood are holding a march along Aurora Avenue, calling for the city to put a stop to the violence.2 months ago
165,000 signatures gathered to repeal WA’s millionaire’s tax, Let’s Go Washington aims for 700,000
More than 165,000 signatures have been gathered in an effort to put Washington's new millionaire's tax before voters for possible repeal.2 months ago
‘He’s ill-equipped’: Rep. Jim Walsh fires back after Bob Ferguson calls him gutless
Rep. Jim Walsh addresses Bob Ferguson's insults following a radio interview where he said he would be looking into running for Washington governor in 2028.2 months ago
‘I hope it works’: Curley’s skeptical but rooting for Seattle’s $60M Social Housing project
Explore Curley's thoughts on Seattle's $60M social housing project and its impact on the community.2 months ago
‘It’s such a dumb argument’: Curley urges Mayor Wilson to activate security cameras for FIFA World Cup
As the World Cup approaches, Curley calls on Mayor Wilson to enhance stadium security with active cameras for safety.2 months ago
‘They’ve woken up a storm’: Pierce County Council candidate Mike Solan back on ballot after court ruling
A candidate for the Pierce County Council has had to surmount some challenges during his campaign, including being removed from the ballot.2 months ago
‘It’s all garbage’: Curley doesn’t buy Governor Ferguson’s claim not to expand millionaires’ tax
Gov. Ferguson stated on X that while he is governor, he will veto any attempt to lower the threshold for the millionaires' tax or raise the rate.2 months ago
‘It looks like it’s 64 years old’: KIRO hosts back Seattle Center renovations ahead of possible SuperSonics return
As Seattle gears up for the potential return of the SuperSonics, city leaders are looking to revamp Seattle Center.2 months ago
‘If you can frighten people, you can control them’: Journalist Alex Berenson warns about fear-based tactics after securing $150K First Amendment settlement
Journalist Alex Berenson joined "The John Curley Show" to discuss his settlement and what he sees as a pattern of fear-based tactics.2 months ago
‘You can hear the hedging’: KIRO host says Rob Saka is right to be ‘gravely concerned’ about Seattle business, but not bold enough
Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka said he is "gravely concerned" about the city losing jobs and not having enough employers.2 months ago
Downtown Seattle Association CEO: Seattle doesn’t have a spending problem, it has a results problem
Jon Scholes, the president & CEO of the Downtown Seattle Association, claims Seattle doesn't have a spending problem; it has a results problem.2 months ago
‘An impossible dream to own a home in Seattle’: KIRO hosts debate luxury home listing surge as high taxes take center stage
Luxury home listings above $2 million in King County surged nearly 84% from Jan. 1 to May 14 compared to the same period last year.2 months ago
‘It’s an obvious problem’: Class action lawsuit alleges WA’s DOL left door open for identity fraud
WA's DOL faces a lawsuit for allegedly enabling identity fraud. Learn more about the implications and details of this case.2 months ago
‘What a mess’: Curley blasts WA’s $100M+ plan to feed all public school students for free
WA debates $100M plan for free school lunches, raising concerns about costs and implementation for all public school students.2 months ago
‘Does Katie Wilson finish her term?’: Curley polls the room after Starbucks, Starlink controversies
Explore if Mayor Katie Wilson will finish her term amid controversies over Starbucks and Starlink remarks.2 months ago
‘A giant bucket of unconstitutionality’: Attorney challenging WA sheriff law says it won’t survive in court
A judge partially blocked the WA sheriff law last month. Now the attorney representing the sheriffs is laying out why he believes it won't survive court.2 months ago
‘It’s not going the right direction’: Seattle legend Scott Fitzsimmons shares what finally drove his businesses out of WA
Scott Fitzsimmons said he's been planning the move out of Seattle since 2019 and that a series of problems has finally driven him out.2 months ago
‘Yes, you were concerned about the turtles’: Curley riffs on attorney’s defense for man accused of throwing rock at monk seal
The attorney for the man accused of throwing a rock at a monk seal in Hawaii said his client was trying to scare the seal away from sea turtles.2 months ago
‘It doesn’t make any sense’: Cliff Mass says Washington drought emergency should be dropped immediately
The Washington State Department of Ecology issued a drought declaration, but Cliff Mass said it should be dropped immediately.2 months ago
