‘I didn’t realize forces would line up to push me down’: ‘Seattle is Dying’ journalist reflects 7 years later
Explore KOMO News' Eric Johnson's insights seven years post Seattle is Dying and its impact on the city’s future.7 months ago
‘I noticed some things that didn’t make sense’: National Review reporter details local Somali-run daycare probe
Explore the scrutiny faced by Somali-run daycare centers in Washington amid allegations of fraud and misconduct.7 months ago
‘Why would you stay here?’: Seattle contractor leaving after 30+ years cites taxes, homelessness, break-ins
A prominent Seattle contractor exits the industry, citing taxes, homelessness, and break-ins as key factors affecting his decision.7 months ago
‘They’re just doing their job?’: Curley questions new policy requiring SPD to document ICE encounters
Seattle police must document ICE encounters, raising concerns about implications for law enforcement and community relations.7 months ago
‘Classic case of false advertising’: Attorney sues Meta over AI glasses sharing footage overseas
A lawyer critiques Meta’s AI glasses, highlighting privacy issues and claims of false advertising in a new lawsuit.7 months ago
‘They’ve stalled us’: Attorney alleges Seattle delaying records in SPD harassment case
Seattle attorney Sumeer Singla is suing the Seattle Police Department and the City of Seattle, alleging public records violations.7 months ago
‘Pretty egregious conduct’: Attorney says WA DOL knew about massive data breach for 6 years, downplayed severity
Attorney reveals that the DOL knew about a massive data breach for six years, affecting Washington driver's license holders.7 months ago
‘Rinse and repeat of what we’ve seen’: We Heart Seattle says Wilson needs new plan for homeless who refuse services
We Heart Seattle urges Mayor Katie Wilson to address homeless services for those who refuse help in Seattle.7 months ago
‘Numbers don’t lie, people do’: Advocate questions King County’s $1B budget discrepancy
Kevin Altheimer challenges King County's $1B budget discrepancy, raising concerns during council meetings.7 months ago
‘It’s sort of insulting’: Brian Heywood says lawmakers can’t keep their house in order amid income tax push
Brian Heywood highlights turmoil as millionaire's tax faces strong opposition from residents and lawmakers in Washington.7 months ago
‘You have to make it attractive’: Former city attorney questions whether Seattle can lure NBA ownership
Questions have surrounded the potential return of the Seattle SuperSonics as of late after Gov. Bob Ferguson held a meeting with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.7 months ago
‘Bad news for Seattle’: Curley worried San Francisco drug crackdown will push addicts north
San Francisco's mayor wants to arrest public drug user at a high rate, but John Curley, explained how the trickle-down effects would negatively impact Seattle.7 months ago
‘Empathy gone wrong’: Former city attorney says Seattle should follow San Francisco’s tougher approach to drug use
A former city attorney advocates for Seattle to follow San Francisco’s stricter approach to drug use and enforcement strategies.8 months ago
‘There are inconsistencies’: Curley revisits Kurt Cobain’s death despite SPD refusing to reopen case
More than 30 years after Kurt Cobain, the lead singer and songwriter for Nirvana was found dead, John Curley took another look at the case details.8 months ago
‘There will forever be service-resistant people’: We Heart Seattle says Katie Wilson’s approach is ‘same set and release’
We Heart Seattle discusses the impact of the recent Ballard encampment sweep and the ongoing challenges in the area.8 months ago
‘They all earn it’: Curley defends Seahawks players ahead of millionaire’s tax vote
As fans cheered on the Seahawks during the Super Bowl parade through downtown, KIRO host John Curley warned of an upcoming bill that could hurt the players.8 months ago
‘Is it a bad idea?’: Curley considers buying buffalo to avoid skyrocketing beef prices
Curley entertained the idea of owning a farm. Before Curley buys several bison buffalo to roam his property, he tapped a local cattle raiser for some pointers.8 months ago
‘They’re moving out’: Curley on WA residents leaving the state to avoid steep death tax
John Curley claimed the reasoning behind most out-of-state moves is that residents are forced out in an attempt to avoid the steep estate taxes in Washington.8 months ago
‘I’m just proud’: Thurston County sheriff praises deputy’s handling of viral ‘Karen’ confrontation
Sheriff Sanders praises deputy's calm response to viral confrontation, highlighting professionalism and community trust in law enforcement.8 months ago
‘That’s a problem’: Center Square editor speaks out on teen wrestler’s alleged assault by biological male
Allegations of assault against a Puyallup teen wrestler raise serious concerns about school district's response to the incident.8 months ago
‘I Don’t Trust Anybody’: Curley troubled by Epstein Documents and DOJ Secrecy
The recently released Jeffrey Epstein documents spark a wide-ranging discussion on secrecy, accountability, and public trust on The John Curley Show.8 months ago
‘Pie crust promise’: Policy expert says WA lawmakers can’t be trusted on income tax limits
As Washington Legislators consider signing off on a millionaires' tax, speculators believe that if the income tax is imposed, it will continue to trickle down further below $1 million.8 months ago
‘We’re projecting 50,000 riders a day’: Council member defends I-90 light rail investment
Claudia Balducci champions I-90 light rail as Sound Transit prepares for the March 28 launch, emphasizing its community benefits.8 months ago
