Seattle's Morning News
Former FBI agent: ‘The ball was dropped’ in Travis Decker search
Human remains discovered in the Cascade Mountains may belong to Travis Decker, the Army veteran accused of killing his three young daughters earlier this summer.1 year ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Mariners fans fed up with megaphone preachers outside T-Mobile Park
Seattle city leaders are considering new legislation to limit amplified sound outside T-Mobile Park, following ongoing complaints from fans and the Mariners about street preachers1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: WA’s justice system’s safeguards left an assaulted 5-year-old girl without justice
Yesterday, I was seeing red after a 46-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a five-year-old homeless girl walked out of King County Jail. Free.1 year ago
Ursula Reutin
After 40 years in broadcasting, I’ve never seen free speech under attack like this
Whether you're a Democrat, an Independent, or a Republican, you should care about this issue. If free speech falls, the rest of our freedoms won’t be far behind.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
‘He may find himself in another situation’: Jake warns of risks after Tent City 3 suspect freed
Jake critiques the release of a suspect, highlighting public concerns and the implications for community safety.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
‘What you say matters’: Dave Ross backs editorial standards after Jimmy Kimmel controversy
Explore Dave Ross's insights on Jimmy Kimmel's suspension and the vital role of editorial standards in comedy today.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Curley disappointed in Pam Bondi’s First Amendment stance after Kimmel firing
John Curley expresses disappointment in Pam Bondi's stance post-Kimmel's suspension, discussing First Amendment and hate speech.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Sound Transit said it will stay the course. Should taxpayers?
Explore Harger’s insights on Sound Transit’s financial decisions and what it means for taxpayers. Real money, real concerns.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: When death on the street becomes normal, something is broken
A homeless man died on the street in Portland Sunday, sitting curled in the middle of the pavement, eyes closed, tinfoil clutched in his left hand, a small baggie in his right.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: WA families continue to shoulder the cost of the Climate Commitment Act
I told you Washington drivers had already paid about $4 billion more for gas under the Climate Commitment Act. Nearly $700 per driver. And now, here we are again. Things are getting even more expensive.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Show up to the Raymond public pool and other community treasures before they’re gone
Gang, this is what we mean when we say “use it or lose it.” People worked too hard to build the Raymond public pool. And it isn’t just about Raymond anymore.1 year ago
Ursula Reutin
Ursula: Charlie Kirk’s murder and the urgent need to lower America’s political temperature
The murder of Charlie Kirk is a horrific tragedy. No matter where you stood on his politics, his assassination should not be celebrated.1 year ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Gee Scott blames Amazon, real estate for widening racial wealth gap
In 2024, Seattle's wealth gap widened, with KIRO host Gee Scott blaming Amazon and real estate.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
‘I never imagined this view could vanish’: What it meant to see the World Trade Center every morning
For a brief moment after 9/11, we weren’t divided. We weren’t shouting. We simply stood together, grieving. I think about that now, in the wake of yesterday's assassination.1 year ago
Jason Sutich
‘Truly horrifying’: Jake and Spike condemn Utah shooting, pray for Charlie Kirk’s family
Political activist Charlie Kirk dies after a shooting at a Turning Point USA event in Utah. Community mourns his loss.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Green Hill School Detention Center is beyond repair, time to start over
We need to talk about Green Hill School, because Washington taxpayers are funding something that has gone terribly, systematically wrong.1 year ago
Julia Dallas
‘Disappointing’: John Curley says Katie Wilson endorsement allegations are ‘a big deal’
Seattle mayoral candidate Katie Wilson faces allegations that could jeopardize her campaign's success and public perception.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Congress can’t keep dodging UFO questions because 80 years of ‘we don’t know’ isn’t enough
Happening on Capitol Hill Tuesday, members of Congress are holding another hearing on UAPs. That’s the government’s term for “unidentified anomalous phenomena.”1 year ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
Harrell’s deal with strategist exemplifies ‘gross’ politics, Jake Skorheim says
"The Jake and Spike Show" break down political strategist Christian Sinderman's contract with Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Why was the U.S. Open so afraid of Trump getting booed?
Quick question: Since when is booing too dangerous for television? Because at yesterday’s U.S. Open, it sure seemed that way.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Community colleges, the unsung heroes of WA education, deserve more credit
Enter our community colleges and vocational schools, the heroes nobody puts on a bumper sticker.1 year ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘You should have known better’: Lake City resident challenges Seattle Council president on Fred Meyer shutdown
A Lake City resident challenged Seattle Council President Sara Nelson on the Fred Meyer closure, calling it "a failure that you didn’t know that was going to happen."1 year ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Bail for ‘the most dangerous driver in WA’ isn’t justice, it’s gambling with lives
Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders, who briefly chased this driver himself, called him "likely the most dangerous driver in the state."1 year ago
