David Ham
David Ham joined KIRO-TV as a general assignment reporter in October of 2012.
Before coming to the Pacific Northwest, David reported for WVEC, the ABC affiliate in Norfolk, Virginia, where his investigative reports found guard rails on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge tunnel were never crash tested, and found local firefighters didn't have the proper equipment to handle a disaster at a gas tank farm. While in Norfolk, David was also recognized by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters in the category of Outstanding News Series for his story on expired groceries found in national chain stores.
He also worked as a reporter for WFTV, the ABC affiliate in Orlando, Florida, and WGGB, the ABC affiliate in Springfield, Massachusetts.
David graduated from Boston University's College of Communication with a B.S. in Broadcast Journalism. While studying at BU, he worked in the newsrooms of WLKY-TV in Louisville, Kentucky; WJLA-TV in Washington, D.C.; ABC News in Seoul, South Korea; and NBC News in London, England.
If you've got a great story idea, feel free to contact David via email.
Latest from David Ham
Psychic accused of money cleansing scam
An Issaquah woman is being charged with felony theft for a money "cleansing" scam. Court documents from the King County Prosecutor's Office allege that Paula Ann Adams, who said she was a psychic, convinced a customer to give her $25,000 cash and $4,000 in Nordstrom gift cards. The victim said she went to Adams ...
Feds deny ongoing investigation in Susan Cox Powell case
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Utah says it's not true that there's an ongoing federal investigation into the 2009 disappearance of Susan Cox Powell. The lawyer for Susan Powell's parents, Anne Bremner, said Tuesday morning that federal authorities are looking into what the missing woman's father-in-law might have known. But ...
Crews mark fire hydrants with lower water flow
Starting this week, Seattle Public Utilities will be putting red rings on fire hydrants with a water flow of less than 500 gallons per minute. "You roll up on something that's a huge emergency, of course you have it on a map but it's very easy to put something like ...
Seattle Police begin using software to predict crimes citywide
Starting on Sunday, Seattle police officers across the city will begin using data-driven software to predict where the next property crimes will happen. "It generates a prediction of where crime is likely to occur in the future that's about twice as effective as a human data analyst," said Mayor Mike McGinn. ...
Families of fallen Seattle police officers and firefighters push for memorial signs
For three years, families of fallen police officers and firefighters in Seattle say their efforts to pay tribute have been denied. "They're always amazed at the delay. It doesn't use any taxpayer money. These will be totally funded with private contributions," said Officer Michael Severance who started the historical sign ...
Tribal activists rally for Indian Heritage Curriculum
Dozens of tribal activists rallied in front of Seattle Public Schools headquarters in Seattle's SoDo district Wednesday afternoon. "Our program is being jeopardized and we're concerned that the Indian heritage program is going to be eliminated through the merger of the mall program," said Sarah Sense-Wilson. She's talking about the ...
Three high school students suspended over alleged sex picture
Edmonds police are investigating after an alleged picture of a 17-year-old boy, his 18-year-old brother, and a 15-year-old girl appearing to have sex leaked online via Twitter. All three students go to Edmonds Woodway High School. After the school learned about the lleged picture, the district called police and suspended the ...
Man charged with molesting kids at his mother's day care
Lazarus Honeywell was charged Monday with three counts of child molestation. According to court documents, prosecutors said that Honeywell, 21, molested a 5-year-old boy and a 3-year-old girl at his mother's house in North Bend, where she babysits children. Prosecutors said the alleged molestation happened over a three-year period, from 2010 to 2013. Honeywell ...
Religious school teacher accused of molesting students in classroom
An elementary teacher at the private Jewish Orthodox school, Torah Day, in South Seattle has been charged with four counts of child molestation. Two girls, ages 6 and 7 years old, said he put his hands down their pants and up their shirts in the classroom. According to court documents, ...
Inspections show bus involved in fatal crash had no major mechanical problems
Sound Transit released maintenance records for the Community Transit bus that crashed into an SUV and killed two people on Monday. The records show that there were seven minor defects found with the bus that included an oil leak when it went for a routine inspection on May 1. All ...
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