Jason Sloss is a News Anchor and Reporter at FOX 5 San Diego. He covers a range of topics including consumer health, mental health, and regional interest, with a focus on health and wellness news across North America. Jason has been featured in NewsNation, Yahoo News, KIRO 7, Yahoo Finance, KIRO-FM (Seattle, WA), Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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By: Jason Sloss
By Jason Sloss, KIRO 7 News and KIRO 7 News Staff WHIDBEY ISLAND, Wash. — Fire investigators say there is evidence that a homeowner
By: Jason Sloss
“Friday, he was smoking a vape, and then he lit a cigarette, and then Saturday, he was by all the propane tanks,” Hernandez said.
WASHINGTON — Speeding in work zones is about to get a lot more expensive.
By Jason Sloss, KIRO 7 News and KIRO 7 News Staff RENTON, Wash. — Holiday celebrations can sometimes get out of hand, prompting law
TACOMA, Wash. — Dozens of people are without a home after a fire broke out at a row of townhouses in Tacoma on Monday night.
The Pierce County Sheriff's Office said it is no longer looking for a man accused of killing two people earlier today.
“As soon as you hear the ‘boom' – you know the porta potty's gone,” said Dave Holm, who lives across the street from the park.
KIRO 7 News Staff, Jason Sloss The Pierce County Sheriff's Office said it is no longer looking for a man accused of killing two people earlier today.
By: Jason Sloss
Some ticked-off neighbors in Bothell would like to know who is blowing up the porta-potties at Forsgren Park. Two explosions rocked the neighborhood over the past week.
The expansion aims to boost the monthly production of 737 MAX aircraft to meet a current order backlog of more than 4,300 planes.
