Dave Ross

As we continue to learn more about the events leading up to the siege on the Capitol, Trump's own role in inciting the mob has come into question. 

Let’s set aside recent violence for a moment and consider a potentially harmful underlying argument that we can no longer trust any elections.

Sweden data on student and teacher COVID susceptibility shows little transmission of COVID with schools open before the vaccine.

If a business thinks it can reopen safely, let it. If customers get sick and the business fails as a result, then it’s the virus that’s to blame – not the government.

Dr. Keith Jerome, head of the UW Virology Lab, says the big challenge now is having enough resources to get the COVID vaccine out and into people's arms.

The sticky thing about what happened Wednesday is not that the police weren’t ready. It’s that the mob was empowered by a sitting president.

Former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna believes it would prove difficult to convict President Trump for inciting a riot in a court of law.

KIRO Radio's Dave Ross speaks with Dr. Keith Jerome, head of the UW's Virology Lab, to answer common questions about the COVID vaccine.

So is this what democracy looks like now, KIRO Radio's Dave Ross asks. He pointed out that the president managed keep his cool and deliver sound advice.

Suppose that when Mike Pence gets the final electoral count, he just looks at the paper and sits there. What happens then?