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Luke Duecy
Kent police chase ends with police firing at 19-year-old suspect
A police chase that started in Kent and went to SeaTac ended when two Kent officers fired shots at a 19-year-old suspect late Tuesday.2 years ago
Angela Poe Russell
Angela Poe Russell: Shopping malls are taking a stand against unruly teens
The signs are out there and they point to a problem: it appears teenagers are a big part of the issues at shopping malls.2 years ago
Sam Campbell
‘This war is not about the people:’ Iranian-Americans in Seattle show support for Israelis
KIRO Newsradio spoke with local Jewish community leaders and Iranian-Americans on Tuesday about Iran's attack on Israel.2 years ago
James Lynch
Woman who live streamed Jan. 6 riot dies in West Seattle shooting
The Seattle Police Department is investigating a West Seattle shooting that left a 57-year-old woman dead on Tuesday.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Gee and Ursula: New York disputes Seattle’s No. 1 pizza ranking
One New Yorker said, "I'm surprised in my opinion, that they came up with the survey and still haven't put New York pizza over everything."2 years ago
Steve Coogan
3 deputies injured after police chase closed US 2 in Snohomish County
A police chase caused the closure of US 2 between Snohomish and Monroe Tuesday morning, local officials stated.2 years ago
Nate Connors
Washington State Ferries first attempt at hybrid-electric conversion faces delay
Washington State Ferries is completing conversions of its three largest vessels. But there is a delay in getting the M/V Wenatchee back up.2 years ago
Charlie Harger
Harger: As violent crime drops nationally, Washington takes a wrong turn
Violent crime is down across the nation. It's a rare bit of good news these days. But here in Washington, it seems we're not getting the memo.2 years ago
KIRO Newsradio staff with Wire Reports
PNW volunteers, emergency responders deployed as Hurricane Helene’s death toll tops 130
Hurricane Helene tore through the south after making landfall, and as of the weekend, 4.8 million people were without electricity.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Gee and Ursula: What can be done to make us feel safer?
The Southcenter Mall shooting begged the question on "Gee and Ursula" -- what can be done to make residents feel safer?2 years ago
Luke Duecy
‘Zombie deer, elk disease’ confirmed in Washington: What you should know
Chronic Wasting Disease, also called "Zombie Deer Disease," is an insidious disease afflicting deer, elk and moose populations.2 years ago
Ted Buehner
Sun sets on September: Why October may bring brilliant fall colors to Washington
As October is coming quick, the days continue to get shorter, the nights will grow longer and the fall colors may get more lively.2 years ago
Tom Brock
SeaTac house fire leaves 1 person dead and 1 injured
One person is dead and another injured, after a two-alarm fire that spread to two homes in SeaTac.2 years ago
Tom Brock
Orting whistleblower files $10 million claim against city
A whistleblower in Orting says the city fired him after he raised concerns its sewage lagoon was overflowing.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Gee and Ursula: Coming back to the office impacts women, traffic, economy
"The Gee and Ursula Show" on KIRO Newsradio discussed how the flood of workers will impact the city of Seattle.2 years ago
James Lynch
Owner of Seattle smoke shop fights back against burglary suspects
A Seattle smoke shop owner caught a burglary in progress. The suspects fired at the owner and the owner retuned fire.2 years ago
Luke Duecy
Seattle Public Library will spend $1M responding to ransomware attack
The Seattle Public Library expects to pay $1 million out of its pocket responding to a ransomware attack that has caused issues for months.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Medved: It should be a ‘You pick, I pick, we all pick’ economy
Conservative Michael Medved told "Gee and Ursula," he predicts a solid victory for Vice-President Kamala Harris in November.2 years ago
Nate Connors
More than 100-year-old Ballard Bridge will shut down for makeover
If all goes as planned, SDOT will need four consecutive weekend closures to complete the projects on the Ballard Bridge.2 years ago
Sam Campbell
King County moves forward with plan to open old motel next to now-swept refugee encampment
King County said it is still moving forward with a plan to open an old motel next to the site of the now-emptied refugee camp in Kent.2 years ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
Evergreen settles with family of student who died from carbon monoxide poisoning
Evergreen State College confirms it has reached a $25M settlement with the family of a student who died from carbon monoxide poisoning.2 years ago
Feliks Banel
Corn mazes, Sumner plaques, Royer waterfront, and more updates
We have updates of recent All Over the Map stories including corn mazes, Sumner plaques, Mama's Mexican Restaurant, and more.2 years ago
Sam Campbell
‘That sucks:’ Mariners fans express frustrations with team’s struggle to make playoffs
Seattle Mariners fans are expressing their disappointment after the team was kept out of the playoffs for the second year in a row.2 years ago
