Mike O'Brien wants to hold SDOT accountable for bike lane network

Sammamish artist Carrie Schmitt was having a rough year. So she started "A Single Rose Project," where she gave a rose to a stranger everyday for a year. The result was a powerful social experiment.

If you needed something else to worry about, consider hogweeds, a poisonous local plant which can cause sever burns and make your skin vulnerable to sunlight.

Golden Gardens attack survivor Kelly Herron found out this week that the man who assaulted and attempted to rape her, Gary Steiner, died in prison.

A woman under the influence attacked a 4-year-old child at a summer camp at the Ballard Community Center. Dori blames Councilmember Mike O'Brien for turning the idyllic streets of Ballard into a center of crime.

Ron Upshaw considers complaining about the summer weather when we all just complained about the long rainy winter season in this edition of Shower Thoughts.

Boeing is building the most patriotic Air Force One planes ever made for future presidents.

Applauding a Ballard homeowner for using his right to own a gun to defend himself against a burglar. But Seattle's new gun law makes this more difficult.

After President Trump's bumbling speech denying his previous statement on Russian interference in the 2016 election, Dori gives the speech that he would have given if he were in Trump's place.

A new Puyallup restaurant, Napoli Italiano, finds itself fighting a string of foreign blackmailers who have threatened to write nasty reviews of the business online until they are paid $900.

The Pierce County Council passed an ordinance to attract more businesses, increase the number of jobs in unincorporated areas, grow economic activity and expand the tax base.

The mayor's nomination of Carmen Best for Seattle's next chief of police was a widely positive event. But there is one point that will not be easily forgotten.

The Washington State Transportation Commission has moved forward a plan to toll drivers -- to use Seattle's new SR99 tunnel. But the decision is not final yet.

Four Korean-born Delta employees have sued their airline company after being fired. They alleged they were fired for speaking Korean too much at the Sea-Tac Airport.