KIRO Newsradio Anchor

Heather Bosch

Heather Bosch is a multi-award winning journalist who returned to the Pacific Northwest after working as a CBS Network News Correspondent, based in New York City. Heather has covered stories including the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting, the Boston Marathon bombing and trial, and the devastating EF-5 tornado in Joplin. She traveled to Sri Lanka to cover relief efforts after the deadly 2004, Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. Heather has a passion for covering our men and women in the U.S. military, the arts, and breaking news.

Large fire on Olympic Peninsula rages on as dry conditions fuel spread

The Bear Gulch Fire now covers nearly 16,000 acres, driven by severe dry conditions. Stay informed on the latest developments.
1 month ago

Charges expected after child is allegedly assaulted at city sanctioned homeless camp

King County Prosecutors plan to file charges against a man accused of assaulting a child at a city-sanctioned homeless camp.
2 months ago

The latest on Seattle inflation

Discover the latest on Seattle inflation, which increased 2.8% over the year, including a 0.2% rise in the last two months.
2 months ago

Central Washington wildfire continues to grow, Level 2 evacuations issued

The Sugarloaf Fire in central Washington grows, affecting thousands of acres as it continues to spread near Leavenworth.
2 months ago

U.S. Department of Justice wants your personal voting data

Washington's Secretary of State confirms the U.S. Department of Justice's request for personal data on all voters in the state.
2 months ago

Washington ranks high for vaccination rates

Discover how Washington ranks among states for vaccination rates and its impact on public health and safety.
2 months ago

Public health data removed under Trump, labeled wasteful and extreme, to be restored after settlement

Public health data that disappeared from federal government websites is coming back, according to a settlement between the government and the nine medical organizations and public health nonprofits.
2 months ago

Central Washington wildfire prompts evacuations

The Sugarloaf Fire, burning in Chelan County north of Leavenworth has prompted evacuations for nearby areas.
2 months ago

Proposal would restrict immigration agents’ access to firefighters

A proposal introduced by Thurston County Commissioner Wayne Fournier would restrict immigration agents access to firefighters.
2 months ago

More 80-degree temperatures ahead for Seattle area

Seattle's summer lingers with more 80-degree days approaching.
2 months ago

Feds agree to release AmeriCorps funding

Federal government reverses decision, allocating $21M for AmeriCorps initiatives in Washington, boosting community service efforts.
2 months ago

Border Patrol explains why 2 Bear Gulch firefighters were arrested

Discover why U.S. Border Patrol arrested two firefighters during the Bear Gulch fire in Olympic National Forest.
2 months ago

King County to pay jogger mauled by dogs $21.5M

King County agrees to pay $21.5 million to settle lawsuit from jogger mauled by dogs.
2 months ago

Kitsap County deputy rescues dog from hot car

A heroic Kitsap County deputy saved a dog left in a hot car amid extreme heat, highlighting the dangers of leaving pets unattended.
2 months ago

Hot weather continues in western WA, but why is this considered ‘extreme heat?’

The extreme heat advisory for the Seattle-Tacoma region is now in effect until 5 a.m. Wednesday.
2 months ago

Redmond Police Department remembers K9 Chewbacca

The Redmond Police remember K9 Chewbacca, who recently excelled in catching bad guys.
2 months ago

Alaska Airlines is changing its rewards program. Here’s how.

Discover how Alaska Airlines' new rewards program and VISA card enhance benefits for travelers in a changing global market.
2 months ago

New US policy: Want a green card? Watch what you say

Authorities with USCIS are increasing their scrutiny on foreigners who want to live and work in the U.S. in a way that critics say could have a chilling effect on free speech.
2 months ago

Trump says he’ll eliminate vote-by-mail. Washington’s U.S. senators say not so fast.

Washington’s U.S. senators respond to Trump’s plan to eliminate voting by mail, emphasizing the importance of accessible elections.
2 months ago

Atmospheric river moves through western WA, but hot weather will return

Discover how an atmospheric river impacts Puget Sound's summer weather with warmer temperatures expected soon.
3 months ago

Basketball great Sue Bird to be honored

Final preparations are underway to celebrate Sue Bird, Seattle’s basketball icon and a pioneer in the sport.
3 months ago

Amazon expanding same-day delivery of perishable groceries to 2,300 U.S. cities

Amazon said it will provide same-day deliveries of perishable groceries in 2,300 cities by the end of the year — more than double the current number of cities where this service is available.
3 months ago

Bear Gulch wildfire spreads, firefighters looking forward to cooler, wetter weather

Firefighters monitor Bear Gulch wildfire as cooler, wetter weather approaches, aiding efforts near Lake Cushman.
3 months ago

Hot weather, wildfire smoke, rain on tap over next few days in western WA

The western WA forecast shows hot weather, potential wildfire smoke, and then rain over the next several days.
3 months ago