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Katrina Guischard
Parenting in the social media age: A guide to sort fact from fiction online
Parenting in the digital age is tricky. With social media overflowing with tips, hacks, and hot takes, how can moms and dads separate fact from fiction?11 months ago
Frank Sumrall
People waited as long as 14 hours to eat at Ridgefield’s new In-N-Out Burger
Washington's first In-N-Out Burger is officially open in Ridgefield, and with it came incredibly long lines and wait times. Some customers had to wait a couple of hours before placing their order.11 months ago
Luke Duecy
New documentary, lawsuit target social media giants after Olympia teen’s fentanyl death
In response, TikTok, Meta, and Snapchat have created robust safeguards for teenagers and parents to help them regulate the amount of time their kids spend on their platforms.11 months ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
Cambridge Dictionary adds 6,000 words, do you know these new words?
In the past year, the Cambridge Dictionary added more than 6,000 new words., enshrining several words and slang terms derived from internet culture.12 months ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Diet soda rides the brand name coattails, but its taste betrays it
Diet Dr. Pepper tastes nothing like Dr. Pepper. It is a counterfeit. A charlatan. It's the equivalent of showing up to a Van Halen concert and getting Gary Cherone.12 months ago
Julia Dallas
Kent mayor says Fred Meyer exit was long time coming, but leaves families without easy access
Kent Mayor Dana Ralph clarifies her stance on the closure of Fred Meyer stores impacting the community.12 months ago
Jason Sutich
‘Ignore them’: John Curley warns protesters to disregard Gas Works Park religious concert
A Seattle religious concert shifts to Gas Works Park amid protests, raising concerns among local community leaders and attendees.12 months ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Deadly semi-truck crash shows why Washington must fix its CDL system
A deadly crash underscores the urgent need for CDL reforms in Washington to protect public safety. Action is crucial.12 months ago
John Curley Show
John Curley sheds light on Katie Wilson endorsement for Seattle mayor, sees ‘redefinition of socialism’
John Curley officially backs Katie Wilson for Seattle mayor, highlighting her vision and leadership for the city.12 months ago
Charlie Harger
We get what we tolerate: Fred Meyer closures and the cost of unchecked theft
Explore how theft is impacting Fred Meyer in Washington and the implications of store closures.12 months ago
Julia Dallas
‘Absolutely beautiful’: Jake and Spike make slithery friend as local reptile zoo prepares to close
The Reptile Zoo in Monroe is set to close this fall after nearly 30 years of captivating visitors and educating the public.12 months ago
Jason Sutich
‘I wish I had the honor of coaching her’: Coach K applauds Sue Bird’s career after statue unveiling
Sue Bird's statue unveiled; Coach K praises her remarkable WNBA career and impact on basketball. A true legend honored.12 months ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: Woodway’s Bruce Evans was proof of what good teachers can do
Bruce Evans died this weekend. He spent more than 30 years at Woodway, then Edmonds-Woodway High after the schools merged.12 months ago
Heather Bosch
Trump says he’ll eliminate vote-by-mail. Washington’s U.S. senators say not so fast.
Washington’s U.S. senators respond to Trump’s plan to eliminate voting by mail, emphasizing the importance of accessible elections.12 months ago
Charlie Harger
Two-thirds of King County voters sat out — that silence decided the August Primary
Almost all the ballots have now been counted in King County, and turnout for the August Primary was lower than 34%.12 months ago
Frank Sumrall
‘I can honestly argue both sides’: Jake and Spike debate Tacoma’s push for $20 minimum wage
Local labor and activist groups are suing both Tacoma and Pierce County, claiming that government officials illegally blocked a citizen-led initiative that would raise the city’s minimum wage to $20.12 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Ridgefield limiting cars in drive-thru, altering local traffic laws as In-N-Out’s launch nears
Ridgefield city leaders took to social media to express concerns regarding the In-N-Out's planned opening at the Ridgefield Union Ridge Town Center.12 months ago
Luke Duecy
Records reveal knife-wielding intruder incident before Idaho stabbings
Police share audio from a 2021 home invasion similar to the University of Idaho murders.12 months ago
John Curley Show
Former King County prosecutor says new rule gives judges too much power to dismiss cases
A former King County prosecutor warns that Criminal Rule 8.3 grants excessive power to judges in case dismissals.12 months ago
John Curley Show
‘I hope she gets in’: John Curley endorses Katie Wilson for Seattle mayor, calls it a socialist ‘experiment’
Reading the tea leaves regarding Seattle's political future, KIRO host John Curley used his show, "The John Curley Show," to officially endorse Seattle mayoral candidate Katie Wilson.12 months ago
Julia Dallas
As Trump moves to deploy National Guard in D.C. — is Seattle next?
As President Donald Trump moves to deploy the National Guard in D.C., the question was posed: is Seattle next?12 months ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘Would you do this?’ WA ferries offer ash-scattering memorials on Puget Sound
Among the many benefits that Washington State Ferries (WSF) provides the region is hosting burials at sea, offering great comfort to families and loved ones.12 months ago
John Curley Show
‘College freshman posing as political radicals’: WA rep. has no faith in next Seattle mayor
Washington Representative Jim Walsh slammed the two remaining Seattle mayoral candidates Katie Wilson and Bruce Harrell.12 months ago
