With nothing but 'horror stories,' Seattle parent creates needle website

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.

Attorney General Bob Ferguson says some detainees get paid either $1 or receive snacks for a days' worth of labor.

In his weekly Huskies pro prospect spotlight, John Clayton looks at Azeem Victor, who could have been a high draft pick in 2017 had he not suffered a season-ending leg fracture.

It's hard to imagine, but Sound Transit is complaining they don't have enough tax dollars, KIRO Radio's Jason Rantz says.

A new Seattle startup, Loftium, has developed a new form of financing to cover the down payment for new home buyers. As long as they hope on Airbnb.

Producer Jacob Rummel encountered a mystery on his walk home from work, then he solved it with the help of the Internet.

Bobby Wagner's interception against the 49ers Sunday may have looked easy, but 710 ESPN Seattle's Dave Wyman explains why it took great timing and savvy. And according to Wyman, it all starts with one little step.

Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham has four receptions through two games, prompting scrutiny of just how Seattle is using its gifted receiving tight end.

All lanes of northbound I-5 are closed in Tumwater because of a fuel spill caused by a disabled semi.

FDR was no stranger to the Pacific Northwest, and a concrete reminder in the form of a dam is still making an impact here 80 years later.

In a ridiculous column in The Seattle Times this week, columnist Nicole Brodeur lazily stumbles through an absurd claim that the Seattle mayoral election is dealing with “sexist nonsense” from the voters.