KIRO Newsradio staff
Father allegedly shoots, kills 9-month-old son in Seattle
The Seattle Police Department is investigating the death of a baby in Seattle's Magnolia neighborhood Wednesday evening.20 days ago
Butler: It’s time for food delivery apps to ‘PayUp’ in Seattle, beyond
Thinking about the Seattle PayUp legislation, app firms have learned how to offload costs onto employees. But it puts more burden on them.29 days ago
The Letter Season 2: Jail visits are a tough place to try and get to know someone
After his parents learned Michael Moore would face the death penalty for killing two men, they hired a well-known Utah defense attorney.29 days ago
More freedom for Washington workers as noncompete contracts are challenged
The Federal Trade Commission has swung its regulatory hammer, striking down nearly all non-compete agreements.1 month ago
The Letter Season 2: Sense of dread precedes second 1982 Millcreek Canyon murder
The second episode of the second season of The Letter, "Ripple Effect," details the second man killed in a 1982 double murder.1 month ago
FAA lifts ‘ground stop’ advisory for Alaska Airlines
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a "ground stop " advisory for Alaska Airlines, Reuters reported Wednesday.1 month ago
The Letter podcast debuts 2nd season on 1982 murders of 2 fathers
Season 2 of the podcast highlights generational questions about trauma and forgiveness stemming from the 1982 murders of two young fathers.1 month ago
Greg Tomlin: A national obsession 30 years later shows the country’s flaws
O.J. Simpson achieved fame, fortune and accolades for what he did on the football field. But, he'll be remembered primarily for his trial.2 months ago
Greg Tomlin: Maybe aging rock stars keep performing for reasons outside of money
Life on the road seems par for the course rather than anomalous for these aging rock stars who continue to tour late in their lives.2 months ago
KIRO Nights: Hyper sexual zombie cicadas?!
The periodical cicadas that are about to infest two parts of the United States aren't just plentiful, they're downright weird.2 months ago
Feliks Banel’s ‘Scarecrow Video’ documentary nominated for Emmy Award
The academy's northwest chapter revealed its 2023 Emmy nominations and Feliks Banel is on the list for "Seattle's Legendary Scarecrow Video."2 months ago
‘Kia Boyz’ allegedly execute a crime spree in south King County
Renton police chased down a 14-and 16-year-old but are still looking for two other teen suspects in what they said was a "crime spree" in south King County.2 months ago
Everett police: Mother arrested in connection to death of 4-year-old boy
The Everett Police Department has arrested the mother of 4-year-old boy Ariel Garcia in connection with his death.2 months ago
‘I didn’t even feel it’: John Curley shares astonishing story of local winner
The "I-1THIS" license plate is more than creative, it comes with a story of triumph. John Curley told the story who won the winning plate.2 months ago
Weekend road work: The bridges working against traffic flow
The Nisqually River Bridge is set to get its annual cleaning this weekend.3 months ago
Jack Stine: We all deserve to be First Class
Regardless of where you are on the plane, you deserve to be treated like you are in First Class.3 months ago
Gunfire exchanged near Alderwood Mall in Lynnwood
An investigation is underway after police and suspects exchanged gunfire in Lynnwood.3 months ago
Seattle police officers given 9 hour suspensions after slow shooting response
A new report has revealed two Seattle Police Department officers took over 20 minutes to get to a shooting scene a mile away in late 2022.3 months ago
Lynnwood council pres.: Bill that limits rent increases should be passed
The ongoing conversation regarding the pros and cons of HB 2114 has centered on tenants who live in apartment buildings are single family homes.3 months ago
KIRO Nights on dating rules, timeframes: How long is too long to wait?
Deborah Graham's mention of the rule of threes provoked some polar opposite opinions from listeners.3 months ago
Northwest Flower and Garden Festival brings an early spring to Seattle
Spring is in full bloom this week at the Northwest Flower and Garden Festival in Seattle.3 months ago
Weekend revelry roundup: The Soul of Seattle, Super Bowl deals and more
Black History Month is underway and The Soul of Seattle will be held this weekend at Block 41.4 months ago
Weekend revelry roundup: Tasty treats, strange brews and more
Kicking things off is a busy day full of tasty treats and funky beats.4 months ago
