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Kathi O'Shea

Kathi always knew radio would be her calling. As a child, she spent countless hours at her local station, charming the disc jockeys into teaching her the basics. She later pursued Broadcast Journalism at CSU Fresno, launching her professional career in 1975. Over the decades, Kathi has built a versatile career in radio, working as a disc jockey, news editor, reporter and anchor. She also served as a feature reporter for the now-defunct NBC News and Information Service, and most recently worked as an editor and anchor at KOMO/KNWN in Seattle. Beyond the newsroom, Kathi enjoys playing video games, cultivating gourmet mushrooms, and brewing craft beer.

Local
1 month ago
New report finds gender wage gap is wider in northwest Washington

According to the report, women earn 69 cents for every dollar paid to men in WA’s 2nd congressional district.

Government
1 month ago
Additional funding secured for Lummi Island Ferry

The Whatcom County Council voted 7-0 on Tuesday, March 24 to approve more funding to keep ferry rides free for young passengers.

Local
1 month ago
Bird flu case confirmed in Skagit County

Backyard flocks still make up most detections, and contact with wild birds remains the biggest threat, making strict daily precautions essential as migration peaks.

Crime
1 month ago
Seattle Police search for wanted woman that may be in Anacortes area

Police are asking anyone who knows where she is to call 911. 

Government
2 months ago
Millionaire’s tax bill passes state legislature, heads to governor’s desk

The bill establishes a new state income tax on individuals with more than one million dollars in annual taxable income.

Local
2 months ago
Compass Health expands youth mobile crisis program to Whatcom County

The teams respond in homes, schools, shelters and other community settings, offering immediate and in‑person support for youth under 20.

Government
3 months ago
Agreement protects Washington SNAP recipient data

AG Nick Brown says the state has secured new assurances from its benefits vendor that confidential information will not be released. 

Government
4 months ago
Whatcom County Executive Sidhu suspends emergency repair permit fees for flood victims

Fees for natural resource activity and on-site sewage permits are also waived.

Government
5 months ago
Gov. Ferguson outlines flood damages in western Washington

Several roads will need near-total rebuilding.

Government
5 months ago
Gov. Ferguson declares state of emergency, requests expedited emergency funding from federal government

Gov. Ferguson says the situation is extremely unpredictable, and the next few days are critical.