Utah police call off search for Susan Cox Powell

Police in Utah say the search for missing Puyallup mom Susan Cox Powell is over, ending the three-and-a-half year investigation into her disappearance.

On the Water: Best Northwest places to visit

This week on KIRO Radio's On the Water, Captain Bob is joined by Ron & Don's Tony Miner to talk about some of their favorite Northwest boating spots. Take a look at the list of must-visit locations these guys came up with.

Will the Real Queensryche Please Stand Up? Two Bands. One Name. Mass Confusion.

When Seattle band Queensryche split up last year, separating the lead singer from the band, both parties wanted to use the name they came up with 30 years ago. They took the case to court, and the judge decided to come back to the case over a year later. Meanwhile, both bands are touring and making albums under the same name: Queensryche. Rachel spoke with lead singer Geoff Tate.

In "Mother For You I Made This," a Seattle Dancer Finds a Stage in the Streets

Seattle dancer and choreographer, Ezra Dickinson, created a piece that describes his relationship with his schizophrenic mother. The dance takes place downtown, at various outdoor locations, to represent his mother's time on the streets.

Chris Hansen's statement following NBA vote

Seattle investor Chris Hansen has released a statement following an announcement that the Kings will stay in Sacramento.

Seattle Sonics fans furious, heartbroken

The NBA's relocation committee dashed many a Sonics' fans dreams last month, and then the Board of Governors did it again on Wednesday.

If Desserts Could Talk: The Secret Stories of Your Favorite Sweets

A new book called "The Secret Lives of Baked Goods" explores the folklore and history behind desserts from German Chocolate Cake to the Pop Tart.

Kevin Durant showing love for Seattle SuperSonics

Oklahoma City Thunder player Kevin Durant is showing some love for the city that gave him his start.

North Bend native tackles 'Ultimate Survival Alaska'

Marty Raney has a really sick sense of fun. You'd have to in order to sign up for a reality TV show that drops you 150 miles north of the Arctic Circle with little gear, no tent and virtually no food for two months, and no grand prize to keep you going to the end.