Steve McCarron
Anchor and Reporter at KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA)
Morning Co-Anchor, ARC Seattle at KUNS-TV (Bellevue, WA)
Emmy Award-winning Morning Live Desk Anchor @komonews | Co-Anchor, ARC Seattle on KUNS (CW Network) | @CityofKent native | @murrowcollege alum #GoCougs | 🏳️🌈
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1 month ago |
komonews.com | Steve McCarron
SEATTLE — In just a few weeks, Pride will kick off in Seattle—marking the start of a month-long celebration of the city’s LGBTQ+ community and its allies. But organizers of the city’s biggest Pride festivities, Seattle Pride, say they are hundreds of thousands of dollars short of their fundraising goal—and that could put some of Pride’s biggest events at risk.
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2 months ago |
komonews.com | Steve McCarron
Seattle — ARC Seattle teams up with the Seattle Chamber of Connection each month to highlight a community builder. They are the people who are making an impact across the Emerald City and ensuring everyone has the connection they need to thrive. ARC Seattle co-anchor Steve McCarron sat down with Evan Maynard, the founder of Gearhouse. It's a group that gives like-minded folks interested in the outdoors an easy way to meet, try new things, and get outside.
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2 months ago |
komonews.com | Steve McCarron
by Steve McCarron, KOMO News Anchor Tue, April 15th 2025 at 3:00 PM Speed0.25x0.5xnormal1.5x2x Font sizedefault50%75%100%150%200%300%400% Font styledefaultitalicbold Font familydefaultmonospaced serifproportional serifmonospaced sans serifproportional sans serifcasualcursivesmall capital Font colordefaultwhiteblackredgreenbluecyanyellowmagenta Font opacitydefault100%75%50%25% Character edgedefaultraiseddepresseduniformdrop shadowed Character edge...
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Mar 15, 2025 |
komonews.com | Steve McCarron
COUPEVILLE, Wash. -- A national non-profit is bringing healthier, sustainable meals to school cafeterias across the country.In Washington state, Eat Real is su
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Mar 4, 2025 |
komonews.com | Steve McCarron
After magnitude 4.5 earthquake near Orcas Island, many wonder if 'Big One' is coming soonAfter magnitude 4.5 earthquake near Orcas Island, many wonder if 'Big One' is coming soon0 seconds of 0 secondsVolume 90% ORCAS ISLAND, Wash. — Tens of thousands of people in western Washington and southwestern British Columbia felt a magnitude 4.5 earthquake on Monday that struck near the southeast side of Orcas Island.
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