Kirsten Kendrick

KNKX Morning Edition host Kirsten Kendrick spoke with Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal about the Justice Department, immigration, and what she's hearing from her constituents.

As part of a $9 billion rescission package, lawmakers rescinded money already allocated by Congress to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. So what does this mean for KNKX?

The ACLU of Washington is investigating potential civil rights violations in the detention of the family from Africa as they sought asylum in Canada at the Washington border.

School districts across the state have hired a private company to monitor everything students write in an effort to prevent them from hurting themselves or others.

The executive order, temporarily blocked by a federal court in Baltimore, threatens federal funding to hospitals providing gender-affirming care for people under age 19.

In a special February election, voters will decide what's next for social housing in Seattle. The ballot has two competing propositions for where the money would come from.

After high winds earlier this week, thousands remain without power in Washington. A second system is expected to bring gusty, but not as strong, winds to the region.

After more than two decades on the air at 88.5, Adam Gehrke is saying farewell. Gehrke sat down with KNKX Morning Edition host Kirsten Kendrick for a final chat ahead of his last day doing traffic reporting on the radio

October is a big month for jazz events in the Seattle area. Music journalist Alexa Peters talks about the new Jackson Street Jazz Trail and this year's Earshot Jazz Festival.

All four of this year's ballot initiatives are designed to repeal laws that were enacted by the Legislature or bar laws that were passed from taking effect. This is a change from some past years.

Co-founder of an all-female skydiving team and longtime professional skydiver Melanie Curtis, talked with KNKX Morning Edition host Kirsten Kendrick during a recent visit to Seattle.

General election contests are taking shape. KNKX's Kirsten Kendrick talks with Seattle Times political reporter Jim Brunner about recent major political events.

Matt Driscoll, the popular columnist and opinion editor for the Tacoma News Tribune died unexpectedly on Sunday, at the age of 43.

Did a TV sports anchor beat Mariners legend and Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. in a 1989 Wiffle Ball throwing contest?

Four-time WNBA champion Seattle Storm are playing their 25th season this year, led by guard Jewell Loyd who recently spoke with KNKX Morning Edition host Kirsten Kendrick.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case involving homeless encampments in the Pacific Northwest. A ruling in this case could affect how cities address homelessness nationwide.

A new Washington state legislative map meant to strengthen the voting power of Latinos in the Yakima Valley has cleared another legal hurdle and is set to take effect in this year’s elections.

A top Washington state high school baseball player, Bjorn Johnson was drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers at age 18. Johnson and his parents spoke with KNKX about heading straight to pro baseball.

In 1974, Judge George H. Boldt handed down a landmark ruling affirming Indigenous fishing rights in Washington state. Here’s how the Boldt decision came about and what it means today.

Temperatures are in the teens and low 20s in Western Washington on Friday. Parts of the region are dealing with high winds and some snow accumulation.