Ross: Is it game over or game on?

Tyler Lockett wasn't ready the first time he saw the play in which he suffered a broken leg, but the Seahawks receiver hasn't let the injury hold him back.

Someone is finally doing something with the vacant Olympia brewery, hopefully brewing up some old pride. Or perhaps, distill in this case.

This summer could be the driest on record if we don't get a total downpour between Thursday and the fall equinox on Friday.

I'm revisiting one of the most common pet peeves from our listeners: the general lack of understanding when it comes to merging.

On Feb. 28, 2001, the ground beneath Seattle shook with such violence many buildings were red-tagged as unsafe to inhabit.

It's clear the Seattle Department of Transportation has no interest in relieving traffic congestion in South Lake Union. Indeed, they've actively made it worse.

Rougned Odor's grand slam capped a seven-run fourth inning and the Texas Rangers held off the Seattle Mariners 8-6 on Wednesday night to make up ground in the playoff chase.

Despite the criticism from the media, President Donald Trump's first speech in front of the United Nations was his best speech yet.

Chris Carson was nominated as the NFL Rookie of the Week following his 100-yard performance in the Seahawks 12-9 win over the 49ers.

Dori says that road tolls are coming to Washington as the state experiments with a pay per mile tax. This transportation official argues otherwise.

Coach Pete Carroll showed a pretty strong poker face on Wednesday when asked about changes to the Seahawks offensive line and the backfield rotation.

Tight end Jimmy Graham sat out Wednesday's practice with an ankle injury, but Pete Carroll is holding out hope the Seahawks tight end will be able to play Sunday.

Asked Wednesday whether the current five starting Seahawks offensive linemen will start Sunday against the Titans, Carroll said, “Gotta wait and see. Competition. Compete.”

It was a discussion that could only happen on Mercer Island.

"I have enjoyed it immensely, but it will be interesting to not think about it all the time," said producer/engineer Kevin Cremin about his 35 years running the Mariners' radio broadcasts.