Lisa Brooks
Law Professor: Texas abortion rulings could cause ‘chaos’
Courts across the country will decide what to do about access to the drug used in the most common method of abortion.3 years ago
L.B. Gilbert
Controversial WA drug possession bill fails, laws could be made locally
The Washington Legislature failed to pass a remedy to the state’s drug possession law after the House rejected a Senate proposal.3 years ago
L.B. Gilbert
All lanes of SB I-5 in Fife reopen after early morning fatality
A pedestrian was hit and killed on southbound I-5 in Fife early Monday, causing the roadway to close and traffic to be diverted.3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
$60 million in environmental awards headed to WA state
Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) announced more almost $60 million in grant funding for 14 conservation projects across the state.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
11 Washington counties receive ‘F’ grades for air quality
Despite being six months removed from the final month of fire season in Washington, 11 counties still received an "F" grade when it comes to air quality.3 years ago
L.B. Gilbert
Family fight erupts in gunfire with 3 injured in Maple Valley
Three family members were shot in Maple Valley overnight after an argument shortly after midnight Friday. Police said a woman called 911 about an argument with her husband that went wrong, turning into gunfire at their home along SE 260th Street. When deputies arrived, the man gave himself up to officers and was taken in […]3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Kent Mayor wants to keep tougher drug use laws, with legislation stalling
Kent Mayor Dana Ralph is concerned about dueling drug use bills. She says open drug use in her city is a "huge problem, but doing nothing isn't ok."3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
WA keeps the party going as ‘to-go cocktails’ become law
What started out as a way to help businesses get through the pandemic will now become a lifestyle in the state. 'To-go cocktails" are here to stay.3 years ago
L.B. Gilbert
28 mayors don’t want shorter drug sentences proposed in House bill
The mayors say that the current drug laws are not strong enough, and the House's amendments would make these laws even weaker.3 years ago
Travis Mayfield
Mayfield: We need to shed our tribal bloodlust and start listening again
It's the kind of expertise voters elect their leaders to use. It is not only an intensely lived experience but deeply researched and studied as well.3 years ago
L.B. Gilbert
Auburn Police try to identify man who doesn’t know who he is
Auburn police are asking the public to help identify a man who told officers he doesn’t know who he is or how he got to Auburn.3 years ago
Julia Dallas, KIRO 7 News
SeaTac names new police chief with 22 years of law enforcement experience
The city of SeaTac named a new police chief on Thursday, announced City Manager Carl Cole.3 years ago
Shawn Garrett, KIRO 7 News
Seattle firefighters respond to encampment fire along I-5 in Beacon Hill
Firefighters with the Seattle Fire Department responded to an encampment fire along northbound Interstate 5 in the area of Beacon Hill.3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Are Gen. Z’ers really easy to offend?
In a recent survey from Resume Builder, people said 74% of Gen Z'ers are easy to offend. 3 out of 4 managers say they are difficult to work with.3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Whatcom County fentanyl ring busted, indictments handed up
A federal grand jury indicted six people in connection with a Whatcom County fentanyl distribution ring.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Small Seattle landlords frustrated with late rent fees now capped at $10
The City of Seattle implemented a $10 cap on late fees for rental payments Wednesday after the council passed the decision on a 7-2 vote.3 years ago
Ted Buehner
Is warmer spring weather just around the corner?
Yet by the middle of next week, long-awaited warmer and drier spring weather with sunshine will finally arrive and be worth the wait.3 years ago
L.B. Gilbert
Police look for suspect in armed robbery in Mount Baker
Seattle Police Department (SPD) detectives are asking for the public’s help to identify the suspect of a robbery in Mount Baker.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Climate Pledge joins Seahawks, Mariners stadiums with a significant excise tax exemption
Climate Pledge Arena got an unexpected tax break because the Seahawks and Mariners ownership refused to pay an excise tax directed at stadiums.3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
New law aims to protect people from phone scams, robocalls
A new state law that limits robocalls and empowers people to sue companies over unwanted calls was signed by Gov. Inslee3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
With Seattle’s housing levy set to expire, city council proposes to triple it
The housing levy is set to expire this year, leaving the Seattle City Council to develop a proposal to renew it over the next couple of months.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Gov. Inslee signs bill finding death penalty in WA unconstitutional
Thursday Gov. Inslee signed legislation that repeals a number of unconstitutional state laws, including Washington’s invalid death penalty statute.3 years ago
Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show
Gee Scott: “Throw out the Sea-Tac lawsuit!”
KIRO Newsradio's Gee Scott says that a class-action lawsuit against SeaTac Airport and some airlines should "be thrown out of court."3 years ago
