May 18, 2023, 1:28 PM
Gee Scott joined Seattle’s Morning News to discuss how the drug problem isn’t just an issue for the homeless after a Rhode Island city council member was arrested for smoking crack mixed with fentanyl in his car.
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Yesterday, four people died in a Cessna Citation jet that had probably depressurized. Garfield High School goes remote over neighborhood shootings. And Apple’s new “mixed reality” headset might go down as one of the biggest tech failures ever. It’s time for ‘Know It All!’ with Bryan Suits. More from The Bryan Suits Show here:
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A riot broke out at a juvenile detention center near Tacoma as part of an apparent social media challenge. And, Jason Rantz gives the newest season of Ted Lasso a scathing review. Each week, KTTH hosts Bryan Suits and Jason Rantz sit down around a (literal) round table and bring each other a surprise story […]
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Huge breakthrough: Gee Scott has now decided he likes soccer. And it’s all thanks to Ted Lasso, which might be one of his favorite shows of all time. More from Seattle’s Morning News here:
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An alpine rollercoaster opens in Leavenworth just in time for summer…and Jack Stine thinks it looks like a death trap. More from Jack and Spike here:
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People are making fun of President Biden for tripping and falling onstage during a commencement ceremony at the US Air Force Academy. Gee Scott thinks we should all be grateful we don’t have cameras following our every move. He joins Dave Ross and Colleen O’Brien on Seattle’s Morning News. More from Seattle’s Morning News here:
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We have a new candidate running for governor in Washington state. But we knew he was going to run. Mark Mullet, a state senator from Issaquah, is a moderate Democrat (by Washington standards, at least). On the issues that Jason Rantz thinks are the MOST important, he might as well be called a Republican. What […]
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June is Men’s Health Month, with the goal to raise awareness about men’s health and to encourage men to speak about their health.
Comcast is investing $280 million this year to offer multi-gigabit Internet speeds to more than four million locations.
Professional athletes are teaming up to prevent infant mortality and empower women at risk in communities facing severe poverty.
Being prepared before the next emergency arrives is key to preserving businesses and organizations of many kinds.
If you’re retired or getting ready to retire and looking for new ways to stay active, becoming a SHIBA volunteer could be for you!
It's easy to be accused of fearmongering regarding crime, but Seattle residents might have good reason to be concerned for their safety.
