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WA teacher develops ‘survival’ class for critical life skills like budgeting, job interviews
Taylor Edwards, a teacher at Graham-Kapowsin High School talks to the Gee & Ursula Show about the class she created, teaching students critical life skills.6 years ago
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How the Mars Perseverance mission could provide clues to where Earth is headed
Astronaut Ron Garan on the mission of the Mars Rover Perseverance, and what exploring beyond our planet teaches us about our shared humanity.6 years ago
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Former King County Sheriff: Amid calls for reform, ‘this is the best time to come into policing’
Calls for police reform have grown over the last year, and former Sheriff Sue Rahr, believes that affords prospective officers a unique opportunity.6 years ago
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Why some restaurants could still struggle if state relaxes indoor dining cap
While continuing to increase capacity would be an added relief for many Washington restaurants, it may not actually move the needle for smaller businesses.6 years ago
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COVID variants may not be more deadly, but virologist says ‘avoid contracting it at all costs’
Virologist Dr. Rasmussen is happy COVID case numbers are down, but she doesn't think the worst is behind us. Variants can rapidly reverse any decline.6 years ago
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Superintendent Reykdal: Concern over reopening schools ‘isn’t matching’ with science
The state superintendent says the science shows schools can reopen safely, and is asking all school districts to submit an updated reopening plan.6 years ago
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WA Rep: Wealth tax ‘could put a major tool in the box’ to limit reliance on sales, property tax
If a bill in Olympia passes, Washington state's richest residents -- including Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos -- could end up paying a wealth tax.6 years ago
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Seattle CEO: Push to tax Washington’s billionaires a ‘simple, obvious solution’
A new bill in the state Legislature looks to tax the state's billionaires, a move that a Seattle CEO says is needed to even the playing field.6 years ago
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Washington lawmaker says letting government offer internet ‘gives us another option’
WA Rep. Drew Hansen is sponsoring a bill that would allow local government to offer broadband internet, which he views as another option for consumers.6 years ago
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Seattle CEO: GameStop stock controversy has implications that go beyond Wall Street
Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price weighs in on a developing controversy on Wall Street, after Reddit users shake up Wall Street by buying GameStop stock.6 years ago
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Two features a virologist says matter most for face masks
Some disease experts suggest wearing two masks to protect against more transmissible variants of COVID. Dr. Angela Rasmussen says it's the fit that matters.6 years ago
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Kent Meridian coach says sports could offer schedule, normalcy for students
The Kent School District says no sports until kids are in class. Justin Callander, football coach at Kent Meridian, shares his thoughts on the decision.6 years ago
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Failing grades up 600% at Garfield High: Should letter grades be handed out during COVID?
Failing grades are up over 600% at Garfield High School in Seattle. Gee and Ursula debate if kids should be getting letter grades during the COVID pandemic.6 years ago
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Report: Pandemic could double number of homeless individuals nationally
Scott Greenstone from the Seattle Times on a dire new study projecting the homeless population will double in two years as a result of COVID-19.6 years ago
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Gee & Ursula: Biden inauguration brings ‘faith in a better tomorrow’ as nation looks to heal
Inauguration Day for President Joe Biden had KIRO Radio's Gee Scott, Ursula Reutin, Dave Ross, and Colleen O'Brien reflecting on the last four years.6 years ago
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Virologist: COVID-19 vaccines provide ‘hope that the end is in sight’
Dr. Angela Rasmussen says the vaccines provide hope, but it's not the end of COVID-19. She shares an analogy comparing the pandemic to falling in a well.6 years ago
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‘Cobra Kai’ actor, co-owner of Seattle restaurant on how show became Netflix hit
Yuji Okumoto, who you may know as Chozen from "Karate Kid 2" and Netflix's "Cobra Kai," joined Gee and Ursula to talk about the success of the show.6 years ago
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Washington election director forced into hiding over potential threats of retaliation, violence
In the wake of ongoing threats, Washington state election officials have been forced to take extreme precautions to preserve their safety.6 years ago
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Tacoma mother homeless after landlord evicts her, despite paying rent
Kareena Lauer, a Tacoma woman, describes how she became homeless with her two kids during the pandemic after her landlord gave them the boot.6 years ago
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Medved: ‘I don’t want to be remembered as being on the wrong side’
Talk show host Michael Medved joins KIRO Radio's Gee and Ursula Show to discuss the week's events and the second impeachment of President Trump.6 years ago
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Virologist: Distribution of COVID vaccine bigger issue than supply
The United States is about one month into the mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign, and Dr. Rasmussen says the main problem so far appears to be distribution.6 years ago
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UW law professor: Removing Trump through impeachment ‘would be challenging’
University of Washington constitutional law professor Hugh Spitzer weighs in on how impeachment proceedings might play out in Congress.6 years ago
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Pierce County Sheriff responds to claims of ‘cover-up’ in death of Manuel Ellis
Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer addresses allegations that his department was involved in a cover-up in the death of Manuel Ellis in March 2020.6 years ago
