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Pain at the pump: Seattle gas prices stuck near $6 as summer travel season kicks off
Gas prices are showing signs of relief across much of the country, but drivers in the Seattle area continue to feel the pinch at the pump.2 months ago
Ursula Reutin
Ursula: I fear Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is ‘on track to be the worst mayor in city history’
The hits just keep coming for Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson. The way things are going, I fear she's on track to be the worst mayor in city history.2 months ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Sound Transit votes Thursday on which promises to break. And if you think ST4 isn’t coming, I have a train to sell you
At 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Union Station in Seattle, the Sound Transit Board of Directors will vote on which promises to keep and which to quietly set aside.2 months ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘Fighting for the criminal more than the victim’: SPOG president fires back after mayor’s office tried to silence camera post
Seattle Police Officers Guild (SPOG) President Kent Loux came under fire from the Mayor's Office after he posted about surveillance cameras.2 months ago
Feliks Banel
Historic regional treasure Paul Dorpat dies after 87 years
Historic regional treasure Paul Dorpat has died after 87 years.2 months ago
Jake Skorheim
Jake: Oregon voters would be insane to pass this hunting and fishing ban — I’m worried Washington could be next
Activists have collected enough signatures to get the PEACE Act on the ballot. Translation: hunting and fishing would become a crime in Oregon.2 months ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Zuckerberg’s $300M superyacht passes through Seattle’s Ballard locks right when Meta cuts 1,400 local jobs
Shortly after it was revealed that nearly 1,400 King County-based jobs were a part of Meta's massive layoffs, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's $300 million superyacht appeared in Seattle.2 months ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘Don’t wait until it’s too late’: Jake and Spike urge Seattle mayor to turn CCTV cameras on ahead of World Cup
Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka pleaded for Mayor Wilson to turn on cameras before the World Cup, a call amplified by Jake and Spike.2 months ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: North Seattle residents begged for action after 95 Aurora Avenue shootings. Katie Wilson’s City Hall gave them process.
After 95 shootings near Aurora Avenue, North Seattle residents blocked their own streets. Katie Wilson's City Hall offered meetings.2 months ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
‘Everything has to be on the table’: Seattle Public Schools superintendent says closures still possible to fix $87M deficit
Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Ben Shuldiner made it clear he is not afraid to make cuts to ease an $87 million deficit.2 months ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
‘Families will hurt from this for years’: Gee wants King County homeless agency dissolved, says damage will last decades
As local leaders aim to dissolve the King County Regional Homelessness Authority, Gee and Ursula discussed if that is the right move.2 months ago
Jake Skorheim
Jake: Don’t forget to help out an old dude with a chainsaw
Sometimes, a simple act of kindness speaks volumes. Help an old man with a chainsaw and learn the value of community support.2 months ago
John Curley Show
‘It looks like it’s 64 years old’: KIRO hosts back Seattle Center renovations ahead of possible SuperSonics return
As Seattle gears up for the potential return of the SuperSonics, city leaders are looking to revamp Seattle Center.2 months ago
John Curley Show
‘If you can frighten people, you can control them’: Journalist Alex Berenson warns about fear-based tactics after securing $150K First Amendment settlement
Journalist Alex Berenson joined "The John Curley Show" to discuss his settlement and what he sees as a pattern of fear-based tactics.2 months ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘$100M for 68 officers?’: Jake rips Bob Ferguson’s police hiring results
Bob Ferguson's police hiring results raise questions on effective use of funds for law enforcement in Washington state.2 months ago
John Curley Show
‘You can hear the hedging’: KIRO host says Rob Saka is right to be ‘gravely concerned’ about Seattle business, but not bold enough
Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka said he is "gravely concerned" about the city losing jobs and not having enough employers.2 months ago
John Curley Show
Downtown Seattle Association CEO: Seattle doesn’t have a spending problem, it has a results problem
Jon Scholes, the president & CEO of the Downtown Seattle Association, claims Seattle doesn't have a spending problem; it has a results problem.2 months ago
Charlie Harger
WA’s redistricting battle could be headed to the US Supreme Court. Here’s what’s at stake
A federal court decision earlier this month could shape who represents Eastern Washington in Olympia for years to come, and the fight is far from over.2 months ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: 95 shootings in two years on Aurora Avenue. The city sent someone to argue about planters
Neighbors hauled in large industrial steel planters and blocked off three residential side streets near Aurora Avenue. Not the city. Not SDOT. Not the mayor's office.2 months ago
John Curley Show
‘An impossible dream to own a home in Seattle’: KIRO hosts debate luxury home listing surge as high taxes take center stage
Luxury home listings above $2 million in King County surged nearly 84% from Jan. 1 to May 14 compared to the same period last year.2 months ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
‘There are potential hurdles’: Seattle council president says SPD staffing goals face constraints amid Aurora concerns
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson said the police department is making immediate plans to place more officers in the North Aurora corridor.2 months ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘Clean up on aisle three’: Jake, Spike question if backtracking Mayor Wilson can recover from Starbucks comments
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson faces backlash after her remarks about Starbucks. Can she successfully recover from this controversy?2 months ago
John Curley Show
‘It’s an obvious problem’: Class action lawsuit alleges WA’s DOL left door open for identity fraud
WA's DOL faces a lawsuit for allegedly enabling identity fraud. Learn more about the implications and details of this case.2 months ago
