Kate Stone is the Head of Comedy at KIRO 7 and KIRO-FM in Seattle, Washington. She specializes in writing humorous and satirical articles about local news and events in the Tacoma area. Her work has also been featured in AARP and Good Housekeeping.
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The Burien police chief could soon be forced out, as conflict escalates between the city's leaders and KCSO over a controversial camping ban.
Federal officials are investigating reports of a fake Botox product that has reportedly sickened people across nine states.
By: Kiro Newsradio
Construction on the water pipes to Mercer Island before a water valve seized shutting off water to the island. (Photo courtesy of King County Natural resources)
By: Kate Stone
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has completed an internal investigation into a former employee’s claims he was pressured to lie about the impact Washington’s climate laws would have on gas prices — and that he lost his job because of it.
By: Kiro Newsradio
Seattle Police Department (SPD) officers are investigating a possible homicide in the city’s Brighton neighborhood.
By: Kate Stone
Puget Sound Energy customers will now be paying more for natural gas and electrical service, as a new rate increase took effect Wednesday.
By: Kate Stone
A woman who called Seattle police after being assaulted in broad daylight said an officer didn't respond to her 911 call until hours later.
By: Kate Stone
Field hockey midfielder and University of North Carolina (UNC) graduate Meredith Sholder didn't know until June that she would be part of the Olympic team.
By: Kate Stone
Sophie Hansson, 25, is representing Sweden in her third consecutive Olympic appearance, but she is showing her Wolfpack pride.
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