Seattle touting success of private bikeshare pilot

With Texas starting a left-handed starting pitcher Martin Perez, Danny Valencia will get the start over Yonder Alonso in the first game of the Mariners' final homestand of 2017.

The Mariners have Felix Hernandez and James Paxton back in a rotation that now features Mike Leake, but with just four series left to go they're running out of time in the playoff race.

On the surface, the Oak View Group's proposed transportation fund that would help mitigate traffic around Seattle's KeyArena is a blessing.

A Nazi was punched out on the streets of Seattle. And now, I can't believe I'm defending a swastika armband. What have we become?

Brock Huard takes to the chalkboard to break down a play that should have put the Seahawks in the end zone in the first quarter against the 49ers if it wasn't for a drop by C.J. Prosise.

Michael Wilhoite was selling shoes in a Kansas mall and considering a future as a Navy SEAL when his NFL career started. Six years later as a Seahawks linebacker, he looks back.

John Clayton breaks down the Seahawks' 12-9 victory over the 49ers on Sunday and explains why this Sunday's game in Tennessee might be an opportunity to let Jimmy Graham rest.

I thought Sean Spicer’s cameo at the Emmy’s was pretty funny. He pushed his podium across the stage, Saturday Night Live style.

The severity of Richard Sherman's hamstring injury and Eddie Lacy's future in Seattle top Danny O'Neil's weekly list of things we're trying to figure out about the Seahawks.

Last year in Vancouver, British Columbia, condos made up 60 percent of new housing. In Seattle, that number was less than ten percent.

President Barack Obama was not the ally to immigrants he pretended. It’s one of the failures I find myself most disappointed about when reflecting back on the previous administration.

Washington Rep. Jim Walsh is sponsoring HB 2223 that reemphasizes free speech on college campuses in response to the activity at Evergreen State College.

Despite efforts to find alternative solutions to war with North Korea, KIRO Radio's Dave Ross says he can still hear the war drums closing in.

Seattle police have been the focus of an investigation regarding the unchecked use of off-duty cops for high-priced security work.

My guest this morning was Megan McArdle, a columnist with Bloomberg, and she takes on the dangers of normalizing the Left’s violence coming from, in part, antifa and their sympathizers. It’s absolutely worth the read.