After more than two decades on Seattle television, KOMO news anchor Mary Nam has announced her departure at the end of the month.
Mary shared with the newsroom this morning that the difficult decision to leave was several years in the making, and that after 23 years at KOMO television, this was the right time to pursue a new path.
“2026 is the right time for me to take the leap,” she shared in an email to colleagues. “Beyond that, I'm not sure what is next but given how long it's taken me to tiptoe to this ledge, falling into the next chapter will be the easy part. (Metaphor over. Don't ask me about the landing)” she added.
Oh, that one game when Seattle Mariners pitcher Félix Hernández hit a Grand Slam off Mets ace Johan Santan.
It was the first home run by a Mariners pitcher in franchise history, his only hit of the season, and the first slam by an AL pitcher in 37 years.
When the captain of the ship got the right hat on, you already know you’re in good hands. S/O @KennethTBryant1 for holding his community down! #realonesonly 👉🏽https://t.co/sdqBPq8kLs
Anterio Thompson #54 of the Washington Huskies takes the field against the UC Davis Aggies at Husky Stadium on September 06, 2025 in Seattle, Washington. (Steph Chambers/Getty Images)