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Frank Sumrall
‘Armageddon’ or reality? KIRO hosts discuss ‘city-killer’ asteroids near Earth
A minimum of three "city-killer" asteroids have been spotted near Venus, and they could strike Earth in the next few weeks without warning.1 year ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
‘Definitely a bad apple’: Gee, Ursula celebrate Snoqualmie Police firing its chief
Snoqualmie Police Chief Brian Lynch was fired last month after an independent investigation found he violated the city’s policies on harassment, ethics, and professional conduct repeatedly.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall
‘Give kids different ways of learning’: Gee, Ursula debate over usage of AI in classrooms
A Texas private school debuted an artificial intelligence (AI) "tutor," and the results were astonishing—student test scores reached record-highs.1 year ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
‘Get rid of the d*** pennies’: Gee Scott celebrates U.S. Treasury’s decision
The U.S. Treasury announced it will phase out the penny, putting a stop to adding one-cent coins into circulation, the department said in a statement Thursday.1 year ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
Popular TikTok creator warns Seattle area of dangerous felon ‘looking for love’
A popular TikTok creator raises awareness about a dangerous felon recently released in the Seattle area who is "looking for love."1 year ago
Seattle's Morning News
How to zipper merge properly? ‘I-5 commuters’ share dos and don’ts
"Seattle's Morning News" speaks with I-5 commuters about their strategy regarding the zipper merge.1 year ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
‘Nobody’s fist fighting anymore’: Bouncer sees shift in Pioneer Square violence
Explore insights from a bouncer on recent violence in Pioneer Square following a tragic mass shooting outside a nightclub.1 year ago
John Curley Show
‘All we have to be is not crazy’: Rep. Jim Walsh slams Democratic leaders
Rep. Jim Walsh addresses concerns over Democratic leadership on The John Curley Show, highlighting urgent issues in Washington State.1 year ago
Seattle's Morning News
Seattle law cracking down on clubs now in effect
Seattle introduces a new law aimed at enhancing safety in clubs following a series of shootings, addressing community concerns.1 year ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘It’s a fantastic idea!’: Spike argues Spokane’s zip line will transform downtown
Spokane's downtown zip line is set to launch, enhancing the city’s appeal and excitement by late July with final approvals pending.1 year ago
Charlie Harger
King County shootings drop, but kids with ‘Glock switch’ machine guns are the new warning sign
King County sees fewer shootings, but youth with Glock switches raise alarming concerns for community safety.1 year ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
‘Let’s go rob a bank!’: PNW serial bank robber details life of crime—and why he turned himself in
Discover why a serial bank robber turned himself in after a life of crime in Seattle and the lessons learned along the way.1 year ago
Seattle's Morning News
‘Writing is on the wall’: Talk of NBA expanding into Seattle heats up
NBA commissioner Adam Silver expects discussion about expansion to cities including Seattle to be one of the central topics when the league’s owners meet this summer.1 year ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
‘It’s going to impact every Washingtonian’: $700M Medicaid cuts loom over state
Washington could lose an estimated $700 million annually if President Donald Trump’s proposed spending cuts toward Medicaid come to fruition, the Washington State Hospital Association confirmed.1 year ago
John Curley Show
‘He’s a violent person’: Thurston Co. Sheriff pleads for change after 10-time felon released, shoots at deputies
Thurston County Derek Sanders' frustration regarding the release of violent or dangerous criminals has only increased after the release of a 10-time felon.1 year ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
Skorheim: Elwha tree protest is just a desperate ‘attention grab’
An activist is conducting a tree-sit protest 80 feet up a grand fir in the Elwha watershed to oppose Washington's Parched timber sale, which targets older forests that environmental groups say are critical for salmon habitat and water quality1 year ago
Seattle's Morning News
WA delays electric ferry plan, 3 diesel boats to return
Washington State Ferries adds diesel boats for a busy summer season, delaying the electric ferry initiative.1 year ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘It doesn’t go anywhere’: Jake’s doubts soar as Redmond light rail opens
Sound Transit's new Redmond Light Rail extension is drawing both praise and criticism from city officials.1 year ago
John Curley Show
‘It’s the dumbest thing’: Curley slams Trump over Qatar jet gift
President Donald Trump's decision to accept a jetliner from Qatar is generating controversy.1 year ago
Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
‘I give zero bleeps’: Jake Skorheim backs Thurston deputies’ vulgarity in AR-15 shooting
The Thurston County Sheriff's Office has released a video allegedly showing 27-year-old Damien Madison firing an AR-15 at deputies during a pursuit. Did the deputies handle the situation correctly?1 year ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Ursula: ‘I hate the idea’ that King County is only for the wealthy as single-family homes reach record high
Prices for single-family homes reached a new record in King County last month, hitting a median average of $1.03 million, according to data from Northwest Multiple Listing Service.1 year ago
John Curley Show
Curley: What else does Bill Gates want done with his donated fortune?
Bill Gates, the billionaire co-founder of Microsoft and philanthropist, announced he is donating nearly his entire net worth—approximately $113 billion—to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation over the next 20 years.1 year ago
John Curley Show
Misunderstandings with ADHD? Curley breaks down adult ADHD, dyslexia, diagnosis trends
While doctors generally consider ADHD as a neurodevelopmental disorder that develops during childhood, adults still have the chance of being diagnosed with late-onset ADHD.1 year ago
