Gary Davis
Senior Editor/ProducerGary rejoined the KNKX news team in 2026 after serving the region's nonprofit community for 15 years with a volunteer advocacy organization. From 2006 to 2011, Gary was a news host, reporter, and producer at KNKX/KPLU. He's thrilled to be back in the newsroom.
Gary's public radio career began in Seattle and eventually took him to Cologne, Germany, where he worked as a news reporter and host at Radio Deutsche Welle, and to London where he was a freelance reporter. He's passionate about the power of storytelling to inspire, strengthen, and build community. Gary is a Seattle native, a graduate of the University of Washington and Seattle University.
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Incumbent King County Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda is running for reelection against her West Seattle neighbor, first-time candidate Nick Duda.
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Dominique Scarimbolo and Rob Foxcurran seek to replace outgoing Assessor John Wilson, who did not run for reelection after years of headline-grabbing challenges. -
Public health leaders are urging people to get a flu vaccination and to check with their health provider about vaccine options. -
Washington state estimates 11,000 legal immigrants without green cards have been cut off from Apple Health, Washington’s Medicaid program
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The change affects kindergarten through second-grade students. It will limit screen-time to no more than 30 minutes per day.
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Mayor Katie Wilson said she wants a balanced budget that will also boost spending for human services, police, and food security. -
The state’s economy relies on international trade, with one million jobs tied to such goods. One trade leader said the tariff tug-of-war is damaging local business. -
Seattle Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles will answer questions focused on how the city responded to July’s fatal Bite of Seattle shooting.
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Over the course of 90 videos, "Seattle: A History in Short Stories" delves into everything from Chief Seattle and George Tsutakawa to public transportation and Namu. -
The catalog will be frozen for about a week, and patrons will not be able to access their accounts to place holds on physical books.
