Call me naïve, but I still believe the government should work for everyone, whether you're rich or poor, young or old. Your color or your class shouldn’t mean different... (03:23)
When you go to the doctor, the expectation is they will use their experience, the latest research and their wisdom to offer you the best path forward for your health.
But what hap... (03:42)
Donald Trump's new treasury secretary is considered a fiscal hawk who will cut whatever it takes to get the national debt under control -- a debt that now exceeds $36 trillion. Bu... (02:22)
The internet continues to analyze the election, but look at this – a CBS News poll shows close to 60% of Americans, including some Democrats, approve of how Trump ... (02:49)
Accountability is expensive -- now more than ever -- especially in this new media age where opinion is far cheaper to produce and digging up the facts.
This past election showed t... (02:39)
Don’t get me wrong, I love a great headline, and Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene’s challenge/threat to Republicans is significant political theater. Sadly, it's ... (03:42)
It’s hard to communicate uncertainty, especially when the weather has a mind of its own. That’s why Charlie feels for Seattle meteorologists right now. They’re t... (03:22)
Listner Michael Goldenkranz has an idea to help serve those who are underepresented in the court of law and those going throgh the process of becoming a lawyer.
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The postmortem on the Harris campaign is underway, and here’s a number that stands out.
According to The Washington Examiner, nearly $4 million went to a firm call... (02:27)
As President Elect Trump begins filling his cabinet roles, it becomes clear a theme is emerging.
Loyalty - the very thing that likely hurt Kamala Harris.
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Exit polls show the top issue for voters this cycle was the economy. President Biden’s pointed out that America has the best economy in the world, comparatively speaking. An... (03:14)
Dave Ross takes a look at the election results through the lens of sports, and confirms, you can still be friends with someone who voted differently than you.
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Governor Jay Inslee -- the state's most powerful Democrat -- proudly proclaimed yesterday that all statewide offices are now held by Democrats.
He claimed the last time that happe... (03:30)
Angela Poe Russell considers some of the impacts of Amazon workers return to the office, and wonders if we are missing the point when it comes to hybrid work
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Well, here we are — it’s Election Day. In just a few hours, we’ll start to get a sense of the winners and losers. Sooner or later, we’ll know who the next ... (03:20)
Tomorrow is Election Day – that’s what the calendar says. But there are two problems with the term "Election Day."
No. 1, we now have many election days, because peopl... (03:26)
I am a dad. That means I worry almost constantly about our kids.
This week, I met two lovely people who made me worry a tiny bit less about how I am doing as a parent.
You may hav... (03:59)
This time next week, we should have some sense of where the election is going. Instead of polls, we will be looking at the ballots counted thus far. With it being so close to elec... (03:40)
Over the summer, the Department of Homeland Security issued a warning that was both alarming and, unfortunately, necessary. Election agencies across the nation were cautioned abou... (03:17)
Love those ads.
People say they hate negative political ads, but the reality is conflict is the soul of drama, and negative ads work. They can make you hate anything.
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In just two weeks, we’ll start seeing the first wave of election results roll in, giving us a pretty good idea of who our next group of elected leaders will be. It’s a... (03:48)
With Election Day rapidly approaching, the pace in newsrooms across the country is shifting into high gear. That sure is the case in the KIRO Newsradio/MyNorthwest newsroom. In ju... (03:25)
This commentary is from KIRO Newsradio listener Scott Scowcroft regarding his proposal to get the presidential candidates and their policies on full display one final time.
I gues... (02:56)
I have used my computer for years, and Microsoft and Outlook have never failed me, at least not to any horribly scary extent. And I rely on the computer for my broadcast work, for... (05:27)
As Hurricane Milton barrels through Florida, many can’t help but wonder if storms like these will become more regular.
In today’s commentary brought to ... (03:34)
It’s been a rough week to be a parent. I mean every week as a parent is a rough week in some way. But this week leaders across the spectrum made it just a little tougher ensuring our kids know right from wrong and good from bad.
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Shopping malls are increasingly becoming a hot spot for violence. You’ll recall there was a shooting in southcenter mall parking lot last friday and young teenager wa... (03:16)
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. Instead, we’r... (03:33)
Admittedly, I am not a huge sports fan, but I am a fan of being a fan. I like excitement, fun and school spirit. I enjoy a game when I go. I root for the home team. I ride the wav... (03:45)
While The United States is known for being a world superpower, perhaps we still have a lot to learn. In today’s commentary brought to you by WaFed bank, Angela Poe Russell s... (03:33)
In today's commentary, Charlie Harger describes the important role SPD's Public Affairs Office serves and how important it is to get the information to the public
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While I blame him for his alleged actions, I’m also reserving some anger for something else that stood out while reading the indictment -- the people who knew about his beha... (03:37)
Over the weekend, after some fact-checking, the news shows did a deep analysis into why J.D. Vance and Donald Trump would spread a rumor about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, O... (01:32)
We all want to save the Earth, but none of us wants to pay for it. And in November, we’ll get a chance to say so — by repealing the Climate Commitment Act, better... (03:17)
It’s getting harder to deny what’s happening in Auburn.
Less than a week ago, I reported on the growing wave of shootings and stabbings in the city, the kind of violen... (03:29)
I’ve been thinking a lot about leadership lately.
I know leadership is not just spewing empty political talk and platitudes on both sides of the aisle. I wish for people in ... (03:33)
Before the Supreme Court ruling in June, many West Coast cities faced legal landmines if they forced homeless people off the streets without offering an alternative.
But with the ... (03:47)
A new COVID-19 booster was just approved by the FDA Thursday for everyone six months of age and older.
But despite mountains of evidence that the vaccines save lives, many of you ... (03:56)
With all the excitement and attention surrounding the Democratic National convention, one very important story seemed to fly under the radar. In today’s commentary bro... (03:44)
KIRO News Radio's Charlie Harger reacts to the damaged street car and the shockingly low ridership of it. He doesn't like to give up, but it might be time to for the Southlake Union Street Car
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With the Democratic National Convention starting this week, it will be inportant for democrats to get their message out, but with protests planned and fierce campagin rhetoric, will it be heard?
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This morning's traffic problem in Everett is a reminder that driving can be dangerous even when everyone is following the rules. All the more reason crack down on the people... (03:41)
It's the day after election day -- and all the focus is on which candidates won and which candidates lost.
But Dave Ross would like to gin up a little excitement for a different race.
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KIRO News Radio's Charlie Harger admits Kamala Harris was put into a unique situation, but that doesn't mean she shouldn't be prepared to face the press
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Sometimes you gotta get out there and do something new, you never know where life might take you. Travis Mayfield discusses that and more in today's commentary
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Just this week in the presidential race, we’ve witnessed a lot of name calling. Words like ding dong, weird, bum just to name a few.
Here’s the qu... (03:02)
The marquee feature in Sunday’s Seattle Times documented the enormous power requirements of the data centers in this state being used by Artificial Intelligence se... (02:55)
Ted Buehner recently visited the Snohomish Co Elections office in their new facility where they encourage people to visit and learn more about the elections process as the primary gets underway
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In today’s commentary brought to you by Wa-Fed Bank - It’s the #1 problem plaguing American culture right now - at least according to Angela Poe Russell who pinpointed the issue in an unexpected place.
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After the shooting of Former President Trump and attendees at his rally, there was onediscussion, Angela Poe Russell just didn’t see coming. Here she is with today’s commentarybrought to you by WaFed Bank.
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Many psychologists argue there are 5 great fears we all share.
In today’s commentary brought to you by WaFed Bank, why one in particular might be what’s... (03:26)
It happened again last month – a commuter was caught in the carpool lane with a very lifelike dummy – although not quite lifelike enough to fool the police.
And ... (02:56)