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Former WA AG Rob McKenna on using geofencing data to zero in on a suspect, and why it's become controversial.

Two professors at the UW specialize in identifying and calling out misinformation, and share their tips on how to determine what's right or wrong.

As housing values are increasing despite the recession, Windermere's chief economist says he's more worried for the rental market and small businesses.

Love it or hate it, the NRA is the Vibranium of American politics. And all it asks of its membership is a little money to send the Executive VP on vacation.

Jevin West, director of the Center for an Informed Public at the UW, is studying the OTHER viral contagion sweeping America: conspiracy theories.

Dr. Naja Ferjan Ramirez, linguistics and cognitive science professor at the UW, on the benefits of speaking "parentese" to young kids.

KIRO Radio's Dave Ross is back with all the latest coronavirus news, including a summary of the major arguments holding up the next federal relief package.

Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen explains why resistance to wearing masks has endured and the evidence behind their utility.

Secretary of State Kim Wyman says the President's comments about mail-in voting systems being fraudulent undermines public trust in election results.

Joseph Allen from Harvard's Healthy Buildings Program argues that schools can and should reopen as they provide invaluable resources for kids.