Dave Ross

Mt. Rushmore's carvings are only a small part of the mountain behind them, a small part of the heritage we’re still chipping away at.

One of the keys to keeping the coronavirus under control is contact tracing, which helps sort out the source of outbreaks and potentially contain them. Kim Steele-Peter, public health branch director for Pierce County, explains how it works.

For the anti-mask camp, it’s all about choice. But suppose we’re all grocery shopping and my choice is to not be infected by their choice.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that religious schools can't be excluded from private school subsidies. In Washington, private school subsides aren't allowed.

Before you try a version of the CHOP in your city, consider the many factors that led to the occupation's failure in Seattle.

Students in 10 fraternity houses just north of the UW campus have tested positive for COVID-19. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss.

Capitol Hill Resident Joseph Suttner talks about his experience as Seattle police dismantled the CHOP on Wednesday morning in Capitol Hill.

The pro-mask-wearing camp got an unlikely ally this week, in the form of Kentucky Senator and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.

Katrina Johnson, the cousin of Charleena Lyles, says change in policing won't happen until the right people with the right intentions are at the table.

You can go ahead and reform your government, but if it can’t control the knuckleheads, pretty soon even reasonable people will start ripping off their masks.