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Dori Monson
King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn on what he calls "draconian" cuts happening at the Sheriff's Department
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Dave Ross
A KIRO listener argues that by hinting at more regulations, Inslee is worsening the stress for business owners and employees who are already suffering.
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Tom and Curley
Tom & Curley discuss a study that suggests rather than giving the eventual COVID-19 vaccine to vulnerable populations, you give it to super spreaders.
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Dave Ross
The pandemic continues to make the Puget Sound housing market volatile, as prices rise and buyers and sellers struggle to keep up.
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Dave Ross
Do any of us trust anything? Maybe I spend too much time on Twitter, but I sense a lack of trust even in the real people I talk to.
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Dave Ross
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo cover the encouraging early results of the Pfizer vaccine trial, and why you shouldn't make holiday plans
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Dave Ross
Is it possible for the electoral college to defy the will of the voters in the 2020 election? Former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna weighs in.
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Dave Ross
Taken together, the headlines we've been seeing in the wake of the 2020 presidential election don’t sound like the America we know.
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Chokepoints
Another milestone for Sound Transit should be reached this weekend, as the Lynnwood extension begins its journey over I-5.
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Dave Ross
Geekwire co-founder Todd Bishop explains more about the antitrust lawsuits that the European Union is filing against Amazon.
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Dori Monson
Owner of Steele Barber in Ballard on his business being ransacked by burglars shortly after opening.
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Dave Ross
Congressman Adam Smith dispels rumors that President Trump may use the military to stage a coup and stay in office.
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Dave Ross
As COVID cases continue to rise, local hospitals are already feeling the strain, according to Auburn Emergency Room doctor Stephen Anderson.
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Dave Ross
Did Texas really prove that Obamacare does injury to its state in a lawsuit before the Supreme Court? KIRO Radio's Dave Ross doesn't think so.
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Dori Monson
The Yakima Fruit Market in Bothell was going to be closed down because of Sound Transit, but owner Stuart Poage had some positive news to share Tuesday.
