Page 32 - Gee Scott News Today

KIRO Radio host Gee Scott has been trying to get out of town and catch a flight, but has had no success. But he says he's lucky to be home, safe, and warm.

In light of the newest COVID variant, omicron, are you changing your holiday plans? Or are you keeping everything as planned?

After months and months of safety complaints from neighbors, encampments in Seattle's Green Lake neighborhood will be cleared Monday.

Seattle is getting its first look at the new administration for Mayor-elect Bruce Harrell, and one of his key cabinet positions will be filled by his niece. 

Big deal: Washington state's next ferry has a name and it's...Our 1st hybrid-electric ferry, which will be an Olympic-class vessel similar in design to #Suquamish, is named Wishkah. That’s what the Washington State Transportation Commission chose out of 6 finalists. The new vessel is scheduled to enter service in 2025. pic.twitter.com/QL5LqWQ6gE— Washington State Ferries (@wsferries) December 14, 2021 "This will be a defining tragedy of our generation": Updated data...

The status of Washington State Senator Doug Ericksen remains a mystery to the public, having last been heard from in November.

Gee and Ursula debate if Washington should be tougher on people who attempt to drive over a mountain pass totally unprepared.

If Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant is not recalled, host Ursula Reutin says there are still positives from the general and recall elections.

A recent security test has some Tacoma Public Schools district employees upset. Gee and Ursula debate whether the district's move was a fair one.

Santa Claus is back to his normal December duties at local malls. But is it too soon for in-person photos, especially without masks?