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Dave Ross
'Friendliest bus driver in Seattle' details concerns as transit grapples with safety
Nathan Voss, perhaps better known as Seattle's friendliest bus driver, shares what it's like to drive a bus during the coronavirus pandemic.Comments -
Dave Ross
Using history to understand what the coronavirus aftermath will look like
Dr. Stefano Condorelli in Naples on the societal and economic aftermath of disasters, and where coronavirus fits in. -
Dori Monson
Gov. Inslee loses feud with Trump
The President is getting along with almost all of our nation's governors, including Newsom and Cuomo, both of whom have been tough critics of Trump. But Inslee can't get along? -
Tom and Curley
Gun sales up before coronavirus stay-at-home order was enacted
A couple weeks ago, even before the official stay-at-home order from the Governor, Fall City Firearms was already seeing an uptick in gun sales. -
Dave Ross
Ross: Is Trump finally taking coronavirus threat seriously?
All of a sudden, the tests are on the way, ventilators are being built, and the idea of packing the pews on Easter Sunday is off the table, even in the red states. -
Dori Monson
Community Transit coach operator passed away from COVID-19
Community Transit drivers worry that the agency is not doing enough to protect their health during the coronavirus outbreak. -
Dori Monson
Recreational fishing banned during Washington's stay-at-home order
Tom Nelson at The Outdoor Line thinks fishing, a mostly solitary activity, could easily comply with all the rules of social distancing. -
Dave Ross
Coronavirus crisis has social media 'ripe for spread of misinformation'
It's been no secret that the spread of coronavirus has occurred alongside a similarly viral spread of misinformation all across social media platforms. -
KIRO Nights
Why Alaska Airlines may weather economic storm better than most airlines
In order for any of the airlines to survive, Puget Sound Business Journal's Andrew McIntosh believes they will need help. -
Dave Ross
Former AG McKenna: Federal emergency powers in 'uncharted territory'
The federal government has considerable emergency powers, but a great deal of responsibility to protect public health and safety falls to state governments. -
Dave Ross
Ross: We'll know right away if reopening US on Easter is a bad idea
Whether it was a good idea to reopen the U.S. on Easter will become crystal clear about two weeks after all those un-vaccinated people crowd into those Sunday services -
Chokepoints
Why Boeing might not accept coronavirus bailout money from Congress
We're still waiting on final approval for a $2.2 trillion dollar economic bailout package, $85 billion of which is aside for the aviation industry. But will Boeing take the money? -
Coronavirus Updates
How to listen to KIRO Radio during stay at home order
Miss listening to KIRO Radio during the commute? Check us out on your home speaker, the KIRO Radio app, or on the website. -
Dori Monson
90-year-old Life Care Center of Kirkland patient survives coronavirus
"I've got a lot of living to do," said Geneva Wood, a patient at Life Care who tested positive for coronavirus and is now recovering at home. -
Rachel Belle
Home quarantine is a dangerous time for victims of domestic violence
Working from home and sheltering in place might be frustrating for the average person, but for victims of domestic violence it's downright dangerous.
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