KIRO Newsradio's Gee Scott is celebrating this week after his son's team won the college football national championship.
The Ohio State Buckeyes beat the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 34 - 23 on Monday in Atlanta, with tight end Gee Scott Jr. repping #88.
Ursula and guest co-host Angela Poe Russell went on the air right after President Donald Trump's inaugural speech Monday and shared thoughts about what they heard.
John, host of "The John Curley Show," flew to Washington D.C. to attend the historic event. He joined "The Gee and Ursula" show live on Monday to provide an update.
Gee and Ursula discuss the potential TikTok ban.
The bill, House Bill 1152, proposes specific requirements for storing a legally owned firearm for gun owners (they would have to store their firearms in a hard case or lock the trigger in a soft case) and significant penalties if the gun is stolen. The owner of a gun that becomes stolen could face a $1,000 fine, and if the thief who stole the firearm is someone who legally cannot own a gun and commits a violent crime with said gun, the gun owner could be charged with a separate felony.
Gee, Ursula and producer Andrew Lanier break down and debate the proposed bill.
The new year ushered in a higher minimum wage in Seattle and for the owner of Pike Place bakery The Confectional, it's just too much. The eatery will close this month.
Brian Culp, Fall City Fire Chief
Ursula Reutin and Angela Poe Russell, in for Gee Scott, discussed the Seattle news outlet suing Seattle Police Department over access to public records.
Paul Holden, Angela Poe Russell and Mike Lewis discuss recent coyote sightings.
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