May 23, 2025, 2:40 PM | Updated: 3:28 pm
Spike O’Neill may have found his long-lost twin (or son?!) in Ocean City, Maryland thanks to comedian Craig Gass.
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KIRO host Jake Skorheim gave Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson a B+ for her delivery at Friday's news conference.
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