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Family, trusted advisors and close confidants to President Joe Biden remain steadfast that he will remain the nominee for the Democratic Party following his performance at the first 2024 presidential debate, but other representatives believe “honest, serious and rigorous conversations” are taking place about the future of the election and who will represent the party.
David Fahrenthold, an investigative reporter for The New York Times, joined Seattle’s Morning News to discuss Biden's future.
Herb Weisbaum: How to find a reliable mover
"Seattle's Morning News" host Dave Ross speaks with the Lynnwood City Council president on protecting residents who live in manufactured home communities and are seeing massive rent increases on the land their homes sit on.
KIRO Newsradio traffic reporter Chris Sullivan found out about the reopening of the Lind Avenue overpass in Renton from a texter before the state Department of Transportation sent him a message about it. He appreciates those who send messages to him during their commutes!
Everyone had points to share after an Indiana judge recently ruled that a taco is considered a sandwich.
Why did President Joe Biden, with the overwhelming support of Congress, place a nine-month choke hold on TikTok? That’s the question to which few know the answer, but could lie in another case of an app that spilled the location of U.S. nuclear silos.
KIRO Newsradio historian Feliks Banel told Colleen O'Brrien he thinks the change is going to happen "in our lifetime."
It's an opera whose music is so catchy it's been featured in everything from movies to cartoons ... and remains popular more than 100 years after it was written.
KIRO Newradio hosts joke about starting their own Met Gala.