Today on 'Morning Beat', we bid farewell to a sports legend as Pete Carroll steps down after 14 seasons with the Seahawks, transitioning to an advisory role. Western Washington braces for unpredictable snowfall, with a wide range of forecasts leaving residents guessing. Plus, a viral video highlights both the perils of ferry travel in rough seas and the community spirit lifting a determined D.C. cyclist.
Seattle faces a test of spirit as the Betsuin Buddhist Temple grapples with the aftermath of a devastating fire, while lawmakers unite on a bipartisan push for public safety. In a blend of adversity and progress, the city also celebrates the triumph of a child's first steps after a groundbreaking in-utero surgery. Amidst these poignant stories, we discuss the implications of increased law enforcement and the fervor surrounding the upcoming College Football Championship.
Tonight's episode dives into a Central District shooting and a dramatic river chase in Snohomish County, while a Tacoma family's dog-napping ends in a heartwarming reunion. In lighter news, a golden retriever becomes an unlikely mom to African painted pups, and stargazers are in for a treat with a meteor shower and a Wolf Moon. Amidst the chaos, we find moments of community strength and celestial wonder.
Today's episode dives into the heart of community spirit, from a Puyallup couple's international aid efforts following Japan's earthquakes, to Tukwila's call for accountability in pet care apps after a shocking incident. We'll also explore the stark reality of air pollution's impact on life expectancy in Western Washington and weigh in on Renton's controversial minimum wage debate. Plus, tales of human strength and kindness shine through in our Good News segment.
Today's episode brings a mix of heartbreak and heroism to the forefront. From a car crashing into a Seattle beerhall to the touching tale of a Utah community rallying to save a mother and her children, we explore the resilience and compassion of communities in crisis. Plus, Renton's minimum wage debate heats up as residents and city leaders weigh the costs and benefits.
In today's episode, we reflect on the profound impact of Tacoma's fallen youth mentor, Chris Cherry, and the community's quest for justice in the wake of gun violence. We also delve into the controversial settlement of Seattle's 'pink umbrella' lawsuit and its implications for police accountability. Amidst these challenging stories, we find a glimmer of hope as we celebrate the remarkable recovery of the saiga antelope from near extinction.
Today's episode takes a somber look at the heartache in Tacoma, as the community mourns the loss of two cherished souls, and calls for justice and change echo through the city. We also discuss the upcoming hike in Seattle's City Light rates and how it will impact residents. On a hopeful note, we share stories of personal triumph, from a voice returned by kindness to a life transformed by the forest.
Today's episode dives into the chaos of last-minute flight cancellations affecting a local high school team and the ripple effect on holiday travel. We spotlight the daring rescue by a Snoqualmie family who saved a stranger from a burning car, showcasing the best of human spirit. Plus, a look at how a Vermont maple syrup initiative is helping both the local avian life and forest resilience.
Today's 'Morning Beat' episode sweeps through the East Puget Sound with reports of gusty winds causing chaos and power outages. In sports, the Broncos bench Russell Wilson, stirring up the quarterback conversation. Meanwhile, public transit offers free rides on New Year's Eve, and a mailman becomes an unexpected savior for a wandering toddler.
In the wake of holiday celebrations, our community grapples with contrasting events: a mother's plea for justice after her son's tragic shooting in Federal Way, and the heartwarming story of a toy drive that brought joy to thousands. Meanwhile, the emergence of the JN.1 COVID variant prompts a health alert, urging vigilance amidst the festive season. Amidst the rain and the waves, Seattle's spirit of resilience and compassion shines through.
Today's episode delves into the contentious acquittal of three officers in the Manny Ellis case, sparking protests and a city divided. We also share the heart-wrenching story of a family's plea for answers in a tragic hit-and-run, and the alarming arrest of a fentanyl-impaired driver. Amidst the turmoil, we find solace in tales of hope, from a millionaire's mission to end homelessness to the miraculous recovery of a toddler.
Today's episode weaves through the dark and light of human experiences, from the heartbreaking loss of a family's cherished horse in Tacoma to the uplifting story of community unity in a quest to recover a precious wedding ring. We delve into the harrowing tales of crime that challenge our sense of security, contrasted by scientific breakthroughs that promise hope for future generations. Join us as we explore the depths of despair, the heights of human kindness, and the frontiers of medical scie...
Today's episode dives into the heart of Seattle's darker moments, with stories of a Sumner man's tragic loss and a family's quest for justice against a suspected serial killer. But amidst the shadows, we find light in the remarkable memory of apes and a soaring stock market. As fog enshrouds the city, we explore the contrasting tales that define our community.
In today's episode, we explore the heartache and hope in Bellingham as a community waits for news on a beloved restaurant owner after a fire. We delve into the shocking spree of vandalism in Edmonds and how it's uniting locals in the face of fear. Plus, we uncover the dark tale of an Auburn man's alleged murderous lure of buried treasure, and how it's rocked the city.
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, a historic Fairhaven building is reduced to ashes, leaving a community in mourning and an employee missing. Meanwhile, the darker side of the road reveals itself with a fatal wrong-way crash, as the city grapples with the aftermath. Amidst the sorrow, rays of hope shine through as two orphaned bear cubs find sanctuary, and a teenager's act of kindness ripples through a community in need.
Today's episode dives into the Department of Education's investigation into discrimination at the University of Washington, amidst a nationwide crackdown on campus biases. We also examine the shocking Metro bus shooting and Starbucks' ordered reversal of store closures linked to alleged union busting. Amidst the turmoil, we find a glimmer of hope as we discuss the blooming of endangered corpse flowers and a Wyoming town's unique snowman celebration.
In today's episode, we dive into the turbulent waters of legal battles and tech troubles in Seattle. From a family's financial turmoil after an Amazon lawsuit to the recall of Tesla's Autosteer feature, we explore the intersection of law, ethics, and technology. We also shine a light on local heroes and heartwarming tales, including a pit bull's journey from stray to 'Paw-trol Officer' and a 92-year-old's martial arts mastery.
Today's episode uncovers a series of alarming events in Seattle, from a deputy's near-miss in a standoff to a child's dangerous playground discovery. We delve into the aftermath of a tragic carbon monoxide incident at Evergreen State College and discuss the FAA's new safety proposals for Boeing jets. Plus, we explore the surprising mental health benefits of saying no to holiday invites, and a unique sentence for a fast-food fury incident.
In today's episode, we delve into the aftermath of Bellevue's costly landslide settlement and the emotional toll on the affected family. We also explore the rising insurance premiums for Kia and Hyundai owners amidst a spree of thefts, and Seattle's latest legislative push to mandate driver's ed for younger drivers. Plus, hear about a teen legal prodigy in California and a bold government move to seize patents on overpriced drugs.
In today's episode, we're diving into the dark side of data as Seattle cancer patients grapple with a harrowing blackmail threat post-data breach. On a brighter note, the spirit of giving shines through with the KIRO 7 Toy Drive, rallying support for local children during the holidays. Plus, Tacoma's latest ordinance stirs up controversy, and we'll explore what it means for landlords and tenants alike.
Today's episode of 'Morning Beat' dives into the heart of Seattle's darker moments and the silver linings that follow. From a tragic hit-and-run in Redmond to the hunt for a highway shooter, we explore the impact on our community and the urgent call for witnesses. Amidst the chaos, we find hope in stories of resilience, like a man's dedication to a shelter dog and the power of travel to unlock our hidden potential.
As Western Washington grapples with record-breaking floods, we discuss the impact on residents and the response from local authorities. In Bellevue, the relentless downpour has led to road closures and safety warnings, while the Redmond Police seek information on a child assault case. Amidst the chaos, we find a silver lining with innovative eco-friendly 3D printed furniture from Milan and a groundbreaking wearable ultrasound device.
Today's episode dives into the pressing public safety concerns as Bellingham operates without vital fire engines, and a Bellevue teacher's brush with scam artists ends with a policy-driven happy ending. We also explore the potential for environmental breakthroughs as a new catalyst promises a future free from Nylon-6 pollution. Plus, a historical treasure trove surfaces, shedding light on a 17th-century warlord's legacy.
A car plowed through a Bellevue restaurant, narrowly missing customers inside. The driver reversed through the storefront, shattering glass and pinning booths with customers into the wall. Despite the terrifying incident, no one was seriously hurt. Find out more on today's episode of Morning Beat!
Learn about a car crash at a drive-in caused by a drunk driver and the spike in package thefts during the holiday season. Discover the trauma experienced by those involved and find out how to prevent package thefts. Tune in to this episode to stay informed and stay safe!
A woman shares her harrowing experience of being robbed at gunpoint in a store parking lot. The incident was captured on camera, and the suspects became more aggressive when she couldn't immediately hand over her car keys. Hear her story and learn about the community's support.
This podcast episode covers a range of local news stories, including the shooting of a violent felony suspect, a commercial building fire in South Seattle, a tennis ball bomb attack in Roy, and the budget crisis facing the Marysville School District. Tune in to get the latest updates on these incidents and their impact on the community.
A South Sound woman shares her terrifying experience of being carjacked in a Taco Bell parking lot and offers advice on how to stay safe. Learn how she fought to hold onto her cell phone during the incident and why police warn against fighting with car thieves. Stay vigilant and lock your doors!
Three teens are in custody after attempting to escape Echo Glen Children’s Center. This episode explores the incident, previous escapes, and the concerns of nearby residents. Tune in to find out why this facility has experienced frequent escape attempts.
Disabled veteran Brian Offord donates his own power tools to Renton nonprofit Vision House after they had $12,000 worth of tools stolen. Despite his disabilities, Offord believes in giving back and wants to show his gratitude on Thanksgiving. Join us as we discuss the power of kindness and the impact one person can make.
