Seattle News Videos and Interviews from KIRO Newsradio and AM 770 KTTH

Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show

‘It tore my heart out’: Jake and Spike mourn the lives lost in Longview plant disaster

Following the tragic disaster at a Longview packaging plant Tuesday, eight people have died, and at least eight others are injured.

5 months ago

John Curley Show

‘It’s all garbage’: Curley doesn’t buy Governor Ferguson’s claim not to expand millionaires’ tax

Gov. Ferguson stated on X that while he is governor, he will veto any attempt to lower the threshold for the millionaires' tax or raise the rate.

5 months ago

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Chris Sullivan

Chicken congestion: New Raising Cane’s in Lynnwood expected to impact traffic

A new Raising Cane's is about to open on 164th Street S.W., and the county has implemented special traffic management plans to address potential congestion.

5 months ago

Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show

‘Fighting for the criminal more than the victim’: SPOG president fires back after mayor’s office tried to silence camera post

Seattle Police Officers Guild (SPOG) President Kent Loux came under fire from the Mayor's Office after he posted about surveillance cameras.

5 months ago

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Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show

‘Don’t wait until it’s too late’: Jake and Spike urge Seattle mayor to turn CCTV cameras on ahead of World Cup

Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka pleaded for Mayor Wilson to turn on cameras before the World Cup, a call amplified by Jake and Spike.

5 months ago

Charlie Harger

Harger: North Seattle residents begged for action after 95 Aurora Avenue shootings. Katie Wilson’s City Hall gave them process.

After 95 shootings near Aurora Avenue, North Seattle residents blocked their own streets. Katie Wilson's City Hall offered meetings.

5 months ago

‘I just don't believe that’: Gee questions impact of five-minute recess cut at Seattle school....

Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show

‘Everything has to be on the table’: Seattle Public Schools superintendent says closures still possible to fix $87M deficit

Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Ben Shuldiner made it clear he is not afraid to make cuts to ease an $87 million deficit.

5 months ago

Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show

‘Families will hurt from this for years’: Gee wants King County homeless agency dissolved, says damage will last decades

As local leaders aim to dissolve the King County Regional Homelessness Authority, Gee and Ursula discussed if that is the right move.

5 months ago

John Curley Show

‘It looks like it’s 64 years old’: KIRO hosts back Seattle Center renovations ahead of possible SuperSonics return

As Seattle gears up for the potential return of the SuperSonics, city leaders are looking to revamp Seattle Center.

5 months ago

Chris Sullivan

New Montlake off ramp debuts after another eastbound SR 520 weekend closure

Getting to the University of Washington from eastbound SR 520 is changing this weekend.

5 months ago

John Curley Show

‘If you can frighten people, you can control them’: Journalist Alex Berenson warns about fear-based tactics after securing $150K First Amendment settlement

Journalist Alex Berenson joined "The John Curley Show" to discuss his settlement and what he sees as a pattern of fear-based tactics.

5 months ago

Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show

‘$100M for 68 officers?’: Jake rips Bob Ferguson’s police hiring results

Bob Ferguson's police hiring results raise questions on effective use of funds for law enforcement in Washington state.

5 months ago

John Curley Show

‘You can hear the hedging’: KIRO host says Rob Saka is right to be ‘gravely concerned’ about Seattle business, but not bold enough

Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka said he is "gravely concerned" about the city losing jobs and not having enough employers.

5 months ago

Charlie Harger

Harger: 95 shootings in two years on Aurora Avenue. The city sent someone to argue about planters

Neighbors hauled in large industrial steel planters and blocked off three residential side streets near Aurora Avenue. Not the city. Not SDOT. Not the mayor's office.

5 months ago

John Curley Show

‘An impossible dream to own a home in Seattle’: KIRO hosts debate luxury home listing surge as high taxes take center stage

Luxury home listings above $2 million in King County surged nearly 84% from Jan. 1 to May 14 compared to the same period last year.

5 months ago

Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show

‘There are potential hurdles’: Seattle council president says SPD staffing goals face constraints amid Aurora concerns

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson said the police department is making immediate plans to place more officers in the North Aurora corridor.

5 months ago

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Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show

‘Clean up on aisle three’: Jake, Spike question if backtracking Mayor Wilson can recover from Starbucks comments

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson faces backlash after her remarks about Starbucks. Can she successfully recover from this controversy?

5 months ago

John Curley Show

‘It’s an obvious problem’: Class action lawsuit alleges WA’s DOL left door open for identity fraud

WA's DOL faces a lawsuit for allegedly enabling identity fraud. Learn more about the implications and details of this case.

5 months ago

John Curley Show

‘What a mess’: Curley blasts WA’s $100M+ plan to feed all public school students for free

WA debates $100M plan for free school lunches, raising concerns about costs and implementation for all public school students.

5 months ago

Charlie Harger

Harger: Rob McKenna says the Democrats Christine Gregoire served with wouldn’t recognize what Olympia has become

Former Governor Christine Gregoire said her own party has a spending problem. Not a revenue problem. A spending problem. She drew applause.

5 months ago

Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show

‘I agree with the people leaving’: Gee understands WA’s stalled population growth

A new census found that Washington's population is no longer booming like it once was, with a nearly even rate of people coming and going from the state.