Bennett writing 'Things That Make White People Uncomfortable'
Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett is writing a book that, according to his co-author, will tackle "the NFL, racism, sexism, intersectionality, and athletes being no longer silenced."
Listen Now: Live Radio
-
Seattle draw means more hikers and mountain rescues
-
Ross: Unlike Phelps, the shark is real for Jeff Sessions
-
Zak Burns: Why my Canadian family is loving Donald Trump
-
Brent Stecker
Scott Servais: Mariners need Jarrod Dyson back soon from toe injury
Jarrod Dyson's hyperextended toe felt better Tuesday, and while he remains out of the lineup against a left-handed pitcher, manager Scott Servais said there's some urgency for him to return for the Mariners.Comments -
Local News
Police union calls foul on Mayor Murray body cam order
Seattle's police union said Mayor Ed Murray is not being truthful about his body cam executive order or current contract negotiations. -
Local News
Justice Department rules intensify crackdown on sanctuary cities
The Justice Department says it will deny grant money from cities unless they give immigration authorities access to jails. -
Local News
Petition to rewrite distracted driving law proves we sit in traffic too much
A petition to rewrite Washington state's new distracted driving law is evidence that drivers are spending too much time stuck in traffic. -
Ron and Don
Ron Upshaw: Why I'm a huge NFL fan and a hypocrite
I love the NFL, football, and I love my Seattle team. But despite being such a fervent fan, I am a huge hypocrite and this is why. -
Brent Stecker
Mariners lineups: Felix Hernandez takes sub-4 ERA into start vs Red Sox
Felix Hernandez will enter a start with an ERA below 4.00 for the first time since April in Tuesday's 7:10 game against the Red Sox on 710 ESPN Seattle. -
Brock and Salk
Baseball reporter Jayson Stark on if Mariners could pull off a trade for Sonny Gray
The Mariners have already made a pair of big trades in the last week, but could there be another one in the works? Jayson Stark talked that and more on "Brock and Salk." -
Local News
Is Washington Post really a 'lobbyist weapon' for Amazon?
President Donald Trump continued his months-long series of accusations against The Washington Post and its owner, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, Monday -
Rantz and Burns
Rantz: Metro's illegal, dangerous driving part of bigger problem
For years, Seattle city officials made an effort to punish drivers for "blocking the box" -- driving into and blocking an intersection, causing traffic back-ups and dangerous road situations. -
Danny ONeil
The Eye-Opener: Richard Sherman still picking at old sore
While cornerbacks usually pride themselves on having a short memory, Richard Sherman isn't letting go of his angst over an offseason story about the Seahawks' locker room. -
Chokepoints
Redmond's facelift nearly complete
Downtown Redmond has been torn up for more than a year as the city completes its transformation from a quaint historic core into a vibrant new neighborhood. -
Local News
City sending navigation team to assess problematic area under Alaskan Way Viaduct
A two-acre fire erupted below the SR 99 viaduct Sunday afternoon, prompting major roadways to shut down for several hours. -
Local News
Sawant: Council should make political statement over Mayor Murray
Some Seattle council members have stepped back from urging Mayor Ed Murray to resign. But one council member is holding firm. -
John Clayton
Clayton: Where Seahawks' Russell Wilson ranks among NFL's best QBs
John Clayton ranks the 10 best quarterbacks in the NFL and explains why he has the Seahawks' Russell Wilson in the middle of that group. -
Shannon Drayer
Notebook: Danny Espinosa ready for new role with Mariners
Danny Espinosa had some valuable time off between his new gig as Mariners utility man and old gig as a platoon player for the Angels earlier this season.
Voices
Most Popular
- Michael Bennett working on 'Things That Make White People Uncomfortable'
- Petition to rewrite distracted driving law proves we sit in traffic too much
- Police union calls foul on Mayor Murray body cam order
- Sign up for the Most Popular email
Hometown Heroes
Do you know an exceptional citizen who has impacted and inspired others?
KIRO Radio and WSECU would like to recognize six outstanding citizens this year. Nominate them to be recognized and to receive a $2,000 charitable grant.