The perfect antidote for polarizing times. Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin connect and build up the Northwest community with their signature mix of stories and perspectives.
Shug was one of four zebras being taken from Winlock back to their home at an unofficial petting zoo in Anaconda, Montana, operated by Kristine Keltgen.
"I kind of felt helpless,"... (18:25)
Just as Americans are getting into spring break and ready to revel in summer activities comes a warning about "funflation." A Bankrate survey shows even the cost of having fun has increased.
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Canlis is changing its summer hours. The fine dining restaurant announced, via its Facebook account last week, it will be closed on weekends. Instead, it will be open Monday through Friday.
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A 20-year-old Instagram influencer has been charged with reckless driving in downtown Seattle after the City Attorney used the suspect's own videos posted online in the case.
The ... (09:22)
Yale University took down Auburn University in a major upset in the NCAA March Madness tournament on Friday. But, the university might not have been able to do it without the help of a marching band.
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The City of Bonney Lake is searching for a new mayor after the former mayor accepted a job with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians.
The city posted the open position on Wednesday. Alth... (08:44)
Matt joins The Gee and Ursula Show to talk a 2024 bill that would require clergy to be mandatory reporters. A previous version of this bill requiring clergy to report child abuse ... (17:47)
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee joins The Gee and Ursula Show to discuss using approximately $80 million in funding from the 2023–25 biennium budget to create and launch four new treatment centers.
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Since the plans were announced that the City of Seattle was looking to add a playground to Denny Blaine Park, the plan has drawn heavy backlash from the community.
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MyNorthwest's Frank Sumrall joined The Gee and Ursula Show to discuss how Amazon used the NFL to push product this holiday, and how the two behemoth companies (NFL and Amazon) see this as a "perfect marriage"
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Is Black Friday still a thing? Gee, Ursula and Chef share their thoughts about the huge shopping day and whether they participate in the festivities.
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Angela Poe Russell confirmed on the Gee & Ursula Show Wednesday, Nov. 15 that her name has came up as a possible replacement for Teresa Mosqueda on the Seattle City Council.
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Now featured on a viral Tiktok video, Jake Harper built a website outlining what certain majors at UW are looking for when a student enters a submission.
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URSULA'S TOP STORIES // GUEST: Sam Campbell on pot shop smash and grabs9:37 -- GUEST: Jean Sherrard, whose Kia was stolen and used to smash into a vape shop this week // WE NEED TO TALK. . . GUEST: Ted Buehner on the end of summer
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Seattle Mariners play-by-play announcer Rick Rizzs joins Gee and Ursula after suffering multiple injuries following an accident on an all-terrain vehicle during the MLB All-Star break, forcing him to miss the team's 10-game homestand.
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On The Gee & Ursula Show, hosts Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin discussed the upcoming Seattle City Council candidates and talked about what they were looking for going into November’s election.
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Washington state Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal joined the Gee & Ursula Show to chat about the capital gains tax, consolidating schools, and more.
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Climate Pledge Arena is without a house band. The current one, Who Is She?, got disinvited from their gig at Seattle Kraken games after making fun of Jeff Bezos in a song. Gee &a... (04:20)
On the Gee & Ursula Show, hosts Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin discussed the news of yet another instance of fatal police brutality and the possibility of protests in Seattle.
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Ursula, guest host Spike and producer Chef debate in today's AGREE TO DISAGREE - should kids still have snow days?
Plus, how early is TOO EARLY to hang up those holiday lights?
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The St. Michael's ER in Bremerton closed a year ago in what we thought was a temporary move - but now we've learned it will not reopen and will be demolished.
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When you think of the most fashionable cities in the U.S., Seattle wouldn't often come up, with its flannel-clad residents, often trudging through the rain in hiking boots and the... (08:43)
Earlier in September, Starbucks announced in front of shareholders its plan to move towards convenience and away from its “Third Place” business model — Howard Schultz’s i... (08:15)
Gov. Jay Inslee’s 2024 election campaign has raised more than $600,000, adding weight to the theory that the governor will run for an “unprecedented” fourth term at the helm... (19:35)
Gov. Jay Inslee’s 2024 election campaign has raised more than $600,000, adding weight to the theory that the governor will run for an “unprecedented” fourth term at the helm... (14:26)
Russell Wilson – former Seattle Seahawks franchise icon who led the team to two consecutive Super Bowl appearances, winning Super Bowl XLVIII – will stand in Lumen Field Monda... (06:05)
The King County crackdown on drug dealers will not solve the fentanyl problem, nor will pulling out the Nancy Regan hand puppet. KIRO Newsradio’s Gee Scott and Spike O’Neill a... (07:14)
Real estate investment firms purchased 9.6% of residential homes in King County in 2021. Slightly higher percentages were recorded in Pierce and Snohomish Counties.
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KIRO Newsradio reporter Nicole Jennings stops by to explain the concerns over the new omicron subvariant, BA.5, and the latest advice on boosters.
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Officers Ken Turner and Kyle Galbraith of the Seattle Police Department Harbor Patrol joined the Gee & Ursula Show to discuss their dramatic rescue of two adults and a toddler on Lake Washington Wednesday afternoon.
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After weeks of delays and debates, the Edmonds City Council passed an ordinance banning camping in public spaces Tuesday evening. The Gee and Ursula Show explain why they support ... (06:11)
Washington Superintendent Chris Reykdal explains the reason behind the state Board of Health opting not to require the COVID-19 vaccine for students this fall.
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Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell delivers some "straight talk" to Gee & Ursula, as he dives in on some of his greatest challenges in his first year in office, how he's worked to addressed public safety and homelessness, and more.
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Reporter Nicole Jennings gives an update on the positive changes that have been happening in the Olympia School District since a racist incident at a high school basketball game was captured on camera.
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Reporter Nicole Jennings talks about an attempt in the Legislature to fix the hospital staffing crisis - and why it's sparking a fevered debate.
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Reporter Nicole Jennings talks about the racism captured on video at a high school basketball game, and why community members were not surprised by it.
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Reporter Nicole Jennings stops by the show to talk about the problems with crowding at both hospitals and nursing homes -- and what the governor is doing about it.
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Reporter Nicole Jennings talks about the disturbing rise in fentanyl deaths in King County, and the sheer numbers of fentanyl pills out there that are disguised as painkillers.
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Reporter Nicole Jennings discusses the State Auditor's Office's newest report on Employment Security, which details how a former ESD employee was able to allegedly defraud the department of more than $300,000.
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Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman talks about her upcoming new job with the Biden administration, as well as her soon-to-be-replacement, Steve Hobbs.
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Seattle City Attorney-elect Ann Davison talks about what it was that helped propel her to victory, as well as her plans for her inaugural term in office.
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Reporter Nicole Jennings talks about the nightmare rental situation that a Tacoma landlady found herself in - and what to do if you have a similar story.
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Reporter Nicole Jennings brings promising news from some of the rural Eastern Washington hospitals that were expected to have a tough time with staffing after the vaccine mandate.
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Dr. Angela Rasmussen, virologist and frequent guest of the Gee and Ursula Show, joins the show to answer our latest COVID questions, including about vaccines for kids and vaccine booster mixing.
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