Mayor Durkan reaches out to public commenter ignored by city council

A proposal from Republican State Senator Mike Padden to make a fourth DUI in 15 years a felony is back in play. The current law's look-back period is for four DUI's inside of 10 years.

1,000 bump stocks have been turned into Washington State Patrol as part of a recently implemented buyback program. The result has seen WSP rip through every penny of its $150,00 budget for the program in just a couple weeks.

Wastewater spilled into Lake Sammamish over the weekend, after a pump station went out early Sunday morning. 

Washington state political leaders are commenting on the now-released Mueller report, and Attorney General William Barr's initial response.

One person is confirmed dead in a car on the midspan of eastbound SR 520 not far from Seattle's Montlake neighborhood.

A Kittitas deputy shattered his femur and he has a "long road ahead," but got out of the hospital Sunday with a smile.

Edmonds City Councilman Dave Tietzel joined The Jason Rantz Show on KTTH to discuss what the new Edmonds’ homelessness study found.

If government bonuses, like race-based preferences in college admission and some hiring, go on indefinitely, then that would perpetuate racial differences rather than unifying the country.

Edmonds-Woodway High School student Emily Hood is facing what no teenager should have to deal with: an inoperable tumor on her brain stem, but her strength in coping has been an inspiration to her family and the community. Wrestling has been a big part of that.

As Seattle's period of maximum constraint approaches, it may be helpful to look at how commuters handled the last Seattle Squeeze.

Special counsel Robert Mueller has officially wrapped up his investigation, and now, the American public eagerly waits to find out whether they'll ever actually get to see it themselves.

Nearly two weeks after a man was ignored trying to present comments during a Seattle council meeting, the first public apology has been issued, courtesy of District 9's Lorena Gonzalez.

My quest to find the perfect Seattle burger continues, with a trip to Caliburger. But how does it stack up against the rest of the city's best? Let's find out.

In the spirit of the NCAA Tournament, KIRO Nights introduces the inaugural Munch Madness Bracket as we try to discover the official Breakfast of Champions.

Seattle's first in a series of open forums for city council candidates kicked off Thursday night, with the five candidates from District 1 taking the floor to discuss a variety of issues. The one topic that dominated the night's discussion: Homelessness.