Apr 22, 2025, 5:20 PM | Updated: 5:28 pm
John Curley gets deep while talking about being tested for Parkinson’s Disease on Monday.
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Filling in on the John Curley Show, KIRO Newsradio host Spike O’Neill supports holding parents criminally accountable when they enable their children to ride electric motorcycles illegally, arguing that families need to understand the dangers before buying one.
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Angela Poe Russell questioned the size of Seattle’s proposed transit tax increase, voters are repeatedly being asked to approve renewals.
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WA Supreme Court candidate Scott Edwards argues the state constitution treats income as property, challenging the case for an income tax.
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Washington Supreme Court candidate Dave Larson criticized campaign mailers portraying him as aligned with President Donald Trump.
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KIRO Newsradio host John Curley urged listeners to vote yes on all three statewide initiatives and complete the judicial portion of their ballots.
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KIRO host John Curley is warning that a proposed one-time tax on California billionaires could drive the wealthiest residents out of the state.
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