Jeff Dubois
Reporter, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News
A native of the Seattle area, Jeff joined KIRO 7 Eyewitness News in 2004 and has been waking up early to bring you the latest news from overnight, ever since.
After graduating from Washington State University, Jeff began his broadcasting career in Medford, Oregon. Two years there and he moved on to Spokane, Washington, where he spent nearly five years, reporting and anchoring for NBC affiliate, KHQ-TV. But his family, and the beauty of the Puget Sound area, kept drawing him back home. In 2004, Jeff and his wife moved back to Bellevue, where he grew up.
Over the last several years, Jeff has been nominated for several Emmy awards and has covered some of the Northwest's biggest stories. He was there when serial killer Robert Yates received the death penalty in a Pierce County Courtroom. He’s been knee-deep in floodwaters for KIRO 7’s Stormwatch coverage, and has chased wildfires across the state. Jeff has also interviewed big newsmakers like John McCain, John Kerry, and Al Gore during their campaign stops in Washington State.
When he's not bringing you the morning news, Jeff is usually enjoying time with his wife and two young daughters. Or you may spot him in the garden, on the golf course, or at a Mariners or Seahawks game! Jeff is also a local musician and enjoys singing whenever he gets the chance.
Latest from Jeff Dubois
State Liquor Control Board releases first draft of legal pot ground rules
For months, the Washington State Liquor Control Board has been studying how to mold the recreational marijuana market. On Thursday afternoon, the board released a first draft of rules and guidelines for the legal pot industry. The rules look at how the state wants businesses to grow and sell marijuana. ...
Whistleblower: Health inspectors turning blind eye to ethnic restaurants
King County Health inspectors find some nasty things while looking for health code violations --like frozen chicken feet thawing in a filthy mop sink, raw chicken stored in a bucket underneath a dishwashing area or shrimp in a bin on a moldy floor. But a source inside the Health Department ...
Police investigate attempted sexual assault at Cal Anderson Park
A woman heard someone yelling for help while she walked through Cal Anderson Park on Seattle’s Capitol Hill early Monday. But when she went to help, the man who claimed to have been stabbed, pulled a knife on her. According to the Seattle Police Department, the woman told detectives her ...
Local clergy launch initiative for universal gun background checks
A new effort to require universal background checks for gun buyers was launched Monday in Seattle after Washington lawmakers failed to pass a background check bill this legislative session. '"I was disgusted," said Cheryl Stumbo, one of six victims shot in Seattle's Jewish Federation shooting in July 2006. She was shot ...
Woman rescued from fire in Maple Valley dies
The woman firefighters heroically brought back to life after a mobile home fire Friday morning near Maple Valley has died. Family members told KIRO 7’s Jeff Dubois that Nellie Smith died on the way to Harborview Medical Center. She was 75 years old. The fire started around 3:30 a.m. off ...
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