The King 5 weather team needs to set a standard of hiring only meteorologists. While Rhoda Lee only…read morehas a certificate and it shows. She is not very articulate and it is painful to watch her. She is not There to entertain us. Our weather system in Seattle is complex and her explanations are so simplistic compared to the other King 5 Meteorologists.

I've watched Washington weather for over four decades, and I've never reacted to a forecaster the…read moreway I do with Ashley Ruiz. Her delivery feels like it's aimed at a third‑grade classroom. I literally switch the channel the moment she appears. I've moved to KIRO weekends because KOMO is struggling too, but at least their team speaks to viewers like adults. With Rich eventually retiring, I really hope the station rethinks who they put in front of the camera.

I love AJ Janavel as an anchor!! He is a breath of fresh air! He doesn't come across scripted or…read morefake, and delivers the news smoothly with a right amount humor.

The 4th of July fireworks broadcast on channel 13 was an amature production. The director blew the…read moreopening shot and missed the closing finale. Channel 13 will always be Seattle's Po-Dunk station.

I think Komo news/ weather is the best of the options we have in Seattle area. Having said that I…read morewould like it better if they didn't continue to mention the homeless issue almost every day. Also the crisis in the classroom segment is getting to be repetitive as well. I like the weather reports more than other station. Shannon O Donnell is the best of the bunch, very professional, pleasant, soft voice and straight to the point clear weather reporting. Other meteorologists (male) are good too. We just need weather reports not entertainment from Stella Sun. My least favorite as I find her voice choppy and hard to listen too. I sometimes stop watching at that point.

News reporting on tv needs to be reviewed for volume going up and down when reporter switches to…read moreinterviewing or showing a related story. I called the station to ask/complain about it and got the answer that '..no one has reported about it ...' . Which gives me the impression that my call/complaint is just another whistle in the wind.

I listen to their broadcast for news 4-5 times a week which makes me a customer. I listen to news,…read moreweather, good morning programs and of course commercials. This makes me a customer. I called them thsi week as they missed a coverage which I thought was important. I got a follow up call and they went after the story- which is big. Manythanks.

Tired of the station repeating every news story for 7 days! They need new stories everyday!read more

I think they have the best weather team in Seattle. I think overall they're pretty good they're…read morethey're at least a four out of five

I absolutely love their morning crew but KOMO has the worst web page of any of the local news…read morestations and is very frustrating. I'm retired and I don't get up at 4:30 anymore so I like to watch the National News desk and then catch the daily news afterwards. Unfortunately, you have no idea which day they're going to air. There was a Tuesday where they showed the previous Friday's broadcast. Today they showed yesterday's broadcast. As much as I love the morning crew, it does make me wonder how reliable their broadcasts are if they can't even take care of a website which is so easily programmable these days. I wish they would fix this because I've always felt they were the least biased of all of the current local stations.

I like that it has educational stuff for the kids and documentaries on tings for reports but to me…read morethe most that is on there is rather dull. Or packed with people asking for pledges instead of commercials. I find that it skips over the ages 12-25 in terms of demographics because it shows kid's shows and things geared towards older people like the antiques roadshow. If they did a program that was more relevant for our age group more youth would watch it. I find that when it comes to educational TV the history channel and discovery are better. One thing that did not make logical sense to me was in Arthur the cool kids loved school, homework and things of that sort. Of course I watched this as a child in the late 90's so it could have changed. Most of the kids I knew that liked school had no social life and were often picked on. I don't feel it's right to cram more learning into a kids day. It's like coming home after a busy day of work and watching a show on how wonderful work is. As a kid I thought my parents were trying to brainwash me into liking school!

I'm a fan of public television and will always be loyal, even though KCTS has had good programming…read moreyears and bad programming years. And even though it seems like the BEST stuff is shown during fundraising drives. And even though it seems like whenever I tune in at random Antiques Roadshow is on. You really have to get a guide to watch this channel and find the good stuff. It's there.

It was lovely that KONG televised the Seahawk celebration today (Feb 11, 2026)…read more It was DOWNRIGHT UNPROFESSIONAL of the station to not bleep out the inappropriate language (MF and F) from some Seahawk players. There are people who let their kids stay home from school to watch this show. I am an adult and I don't want to hear it. Shame on those players and shame on KONG for not regulating it.

This was for a special KCTS 9 event back on 2/11/20 hosting Chef Marcus Samuelson from No Passport…read moreRequired showcasing Filipino culinary visionaries from the greater Seattle region. The College Friend and I weren't able to attend the other food/drink event at the KCTS 9 studios. But we froze waiting in line, hoping to get a good seat for the later free panel event. I remember we had had a terrific time chatting with a couple that had just moved from Chicago to Seattle. I was able to get tips for an upcoming trip to the upper midwest, just wished I was brilliant and actually exchanged contact info. I remember feeling so much pride seeing so many Filipino/Filipino American participants from the greater Seattle community from the cultural presentation from UW students to the folks on the panel with Chef Samuelson. I enjoyed the venue hosting the event that is adjacent to the Seattle Opera. Decent seating and interior, well emceed, and an overall memorable event. Thank you KCTS 9 for having terrific programming and community events like this.

Lots of old pbs programs for fund raising. Some new things but it's pretty much hit and miss with…read moreKCTS and the sister station KBTC. Extraordinarily biased evening news. You alienate a huge portion of your viewing audience and expect donations. Not a chance. I started donating in the 1970's. Programming was far better then. I watch pbs in LA , great station,lucky them. Seattle is cursed with one of the worst PBS Stations and Classical music stations. It's embarrassing.

I spent 45 minutes trying to locate a story penned by Lori M and shown on the news shown on…read more5/15/19. There is no search button on the web site and no link to stories by Lori M. (except her retirement). Also I couldn't find a link to get help or directly to someone who could point me in the right direction. For a news station, this group fails with their lack of transparency in their own web site.

King 5 has been my favorite news station for years. They tell the truth and deliver the news with a…read morecalm expertise. I enjoy the news first thing in the AM and before bed. The news anchors have the professionalism and kind demeanor that makes me feel that I can trust what they say. The news they deliver is easily verifiable. My favorite news anchors are Mark Wright, Steve Bunin, Michelle Li, Jordon Wilkerson, Rich Marriott, Ben Dary, Joyce Taylor, Greg Copeland,Jake Whittenberg, Susannah Frame, Mimi Jung, etc. I guess I like them all! I am a fan!