Luke Duecy
As SNAP benefits halt, WA scrambles to feed 930,000 residents amid federal shutdown
Across Washington, government agencies and nonprofits are scrambling to help 930,000 state residents who will lose their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, food benefits starting Nov. 1 due to the ongoing federal shutdown. On Friday, a federal judge in Rhode Island blocked the Trump administration from halting SNAP benefits that feed 42 million Americans […]4 hours ago
James Lynch
More than 100 people attend resource fair for federal workers
More than 100 people came to a resource fair at Seattle City Hall for federal workers.1 day ago
BRIAN MELLEY and JILL LAWLESS, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
King Charles III is stripping Prince Andrew of titles and evicting him from royal residence
King Charles III is stripping his disgraced brother Prince Andrew of his remaining titles and evicting him from his royal residence.1 day ago
Jason Sutich
Lakewood man faces felony charges for death threats against Gov. Ferguson
A Lakewood man has been charged with allegedly making multiple death threats toward Washington Governor Bob Ferguson via comments over social media on Oct. 22.1 day ago
James Lynch
Tacoma food bank overwhelmed as need surges during government shutdown
Pop-up emergency food distribution centers attempt to provide food assistance to those in need, especially during a period of rising prices, inflation, job furloughs, a government shutdown.1 day ago
Julia Dallas
Former Seahawk Doug Baldwin, Gee Scott press Mayor Harrell on Seattle’s biggest challenges
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell discusses his achievements with Doug Baldwin and Gee Scott, emphasizing his leadership and vision for the city.2 days ago
Aaron Granillo
Sen. Cantwell demands NBA transparency amid betting scandal
Sen. Cantwell calls for clarity on NBA's betting practices amid ongoing scandal, urging accountability and transparency.2 days ago
Jason Sutich
Mayor Harrell proposes ban on face masks for law enforcement officers
Mayor Harrell's plan aims to ensure police accountability by banning face masks for law enforcement in Seattle.2 days ago
Heather Bosch
U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorses Sen. Cantwell’s bipartisan tariff reform bill
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has officially endorsed Senator Cantwell's bipartisan legislation that would set rules a president must follow to enact tariffs.2 days ago
Luke Duecy
Election officials urge ballot boxes over USPS as new policies could delay deliveries
Washington's officials encourage early ballot returns via drop boxes instead of mail-in voting to ensure timely election participation.2 days ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk with wire reports
WA, 25 other states sue Trump Administration over SNAP suspension
Washington has joined a coalition of states that are suing the federal government over a looming lapse in federal food benefits.3 days ago
KIRO Newsradio with wire reports
‘How am I going to pay my bills?’: Air traffic controllers object to working without pay
Day 28 of the federal government shutdown marks the first day that air traffic controllers are working without pay.3 days ago
John Curley Show
Seattle mayoral candidate Katie Wilson outlines housing plan as race intensifies
Katie Wilson outlines her housing strategy as she leads polls, setting the stage for her potential administration.8 days ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
Lawsuit challenges Washington bill that modified Parents’ Bill of Rights
A significant lawsuit contests Washington's changes to the Parents' Bill of Rights under House Bill 1296.8 days ago
MyNorthwest Staff
King County approves ambitious climate action plan
King County Council's new climate plan aims to tackle climate change and enhance workforce strategies for lasting impact.9 days ago
James Lynch
City reaches new agreement with Seattle Police Officers Guild
Discover the details of Seattle's latest collective bargaining agreement with the Seattle Police Officers Guild.9 days ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
Everett council has yet to vote on controversial ‘no sit, no lie’ ordinance
The Everett City Council has yet to decide on renewing the no sit, no lie ordinance, stirring public debate and concern.9 days ago
Frank Sumrall
Tacoma expands camping ban to parks, playgrounds, libraries
The Tacoma City Council is considering a proposal that would further expand the city’s camping ban.9 days ago
Heather Bosch
Some federal workers can apply for unemployment. Some can’t.
Discover which federal workers can apply for unemployment benefits and how Washington State's rules impact their eligibility.10 days ago
Heather Bosch
WA congressman demands review of deadly boat strikes
Washington Congressman Adam Smith wants his committee to review U.S. military boat strikes.11 days ago
KIRO Newsradio Staff with Wire Reports
9th Circuit rules Trump admin. can send National Guard to Portland, reversing block
A 9th Circuit ruling allows the Trump administration to deploy the Oregon National Guard to Portland amid ongoing tensions.11 days ago
Jason Sutich
Trump admin. fires Seattle immigration judge Susana Reyes amid large caseload
Susana Reyes is among over 80 judges dismissed by the Trump administration, raising questions about immigration policy changes.11 days ago
Frank Sumrall
WA senator seeks investigation into DHS’ Kristi Noem’s airport PSA blaming Democrats
Washington Senator Maria Cantwell seeks an investigation into DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's airport PSA blaming Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown.15 days ago
