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Will the northern lights be visible again this week? It’s less likely
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KIRO Newsradio wins Regional Edward R. Murrow Award for ‘Facing Fentanyl’
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Shoreline parents gather for same-sex teacher whose contract was not renewed
Parents rallied in Shoreline Monday morning as a community remains divided over a teacher’s contract not being renewed at St Luke’s Catholic School.
Melinda French Gates leaving the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Melinda Gates announced she is stepping down as co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation via a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Monday.
Pro-Israel march at UW comes face-to-face with liberated zone encampment on campus
A pro-Israel march is expected to go through the campus' liberated zone encampment made up of pro-Palestinian protestors.
Tony Delivers reaches 750 customers as delivery apps rage war against Seattle
Illes started his own delivery company, "Tony Delivers," promising to bring a customer's food within a limited delivery area for a flat fee of $5.
Seattle police shut down 6th Avenue, Cherry Street intersection
Seattle police closed down 6th Ave at Cherry Street on Sunday, blocking all lanes heading south or west for an active police scene.
Local chef murdered in light rail attack; search continues for suspects
Seattle's restaurant community is grieving. A chef was murdered -- stabbed to death -- in Seattle's Capitol Hill light rail station Saturday.
SeattleSports.com
2 Takes: Should Seahawks bring back Jamal Adams?
Brock Huard and Mike Salk give arguments for and against the Seattle Seahawks reuniting with the polarizing Jamal Adams.
Watch: Two pitches, two foul-ball souvenirs for lucky Mariners fan
A lucky fan walked away with two souvenirs from Monday night’s 6-2 Seattle Mariners win over Kansas City, and they came on back-to-back pitches.
Mariners trade reliever to Cubs for Triple-A 3B with strong numbers
The Seattle Mariners made a trade Monday night that sends reliever Tyson Miller to the Cubs for minor league third baseman Jake Slaughter and cash considerations.
Kirby, Raley keep Mariners rolling in 6-2 win over Royals
George Kirby allowed three hits over seven shutout innings, Luke Raley hit a two-run homer and drove in three runs, and the Seattle Mariners beat the Kansas City Royals 6-2.
Mariners injury update: When the M’s expect Crawford, Canzone to return
Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais gave updates on when J.P. Crawford and Dominic Canzone are likely to return from their rehab stints.
Coaching carousel spins fast in NHL: Job security just doesn’t exist
Job security is basically an oxymoron in the world of professional coaching, and the turnover rate right now in the NHL is wild.
KIRO Newsradio Opinion
Colleen O'Brien: Who's afraid of little old TikTok?
Why did President Joe Biden, with the overwhelming support of Congress, place a nine-month choke hold on TikTok?
Mayfield: Washington lawmakers must fix broken school funding system
Which leads us to Olympia where truly the blame for all this should rest. What lawmakers really did was make things worse.
Paul Holden: Washington has the right idea when it comes to sports betting
Recently, I was in a state where sports gambling was legal. However, I realized Washington had the right idea when it comes to sports betting.
KTTH Opinion
Rantz: Seattle homeless man groped himself by 'Free Gaza' hacked sign
A homeless man was pleasuring himself in a Seattle park, across the street from a hacked electronic traffic sign to say "Free Gaza."
Rantz: You're not falling into a trap while watching the news on antisemitic campus protests
Jason Rantz wonders if a recent column calling for nuance anti-Israel protest coverage is appropriate given the progressive media bias.
Rantz: Tacoma business owner has box truck stolen twice in under three days
A Tacoma business owner became a theft victim twice in under three days after his box truck and tools were stolen.
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MyNorthwest Traffic
Brace for delays: Everett Revive I-5 is back
It's been over a year since the last downtown Everett Revive I-5. Work starts Friday, May 10, and lasts until Monday.
Sullivan: Airport expansion in high gear as summer travel approaches
The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is undergoing a massive construction project expansion, making drop-offs and pickups better.
Sullivan: Has tagging met its match with WSDOT's 'graffiti-battling' drone?
Taggers, you are on notice. The state of Washington is coming after you with a high-tech gadget: The world's first graffiti-battling drone.
MyNorthwest Weather
Buehner: Will last weekend's 'summer weather' stretch through the week?
By Friday, a weak weather system tracking east into Western Canada will likely bring some cloudiness and cooler temperatures back into Western Washington.
Does Washington get tornadoes? Here's what you need to know:
In recent weeks, there has been a rash of tornadoes across the nation but several listeners recently asked: does Washington get tornadoes?
Northern lights grace Western Washington skies
For those who were in the right spot at the right time, you saw the northern lights in Western Washington late Friday or early Saturday.
MyNorthwest Politics
Both duplicate Bob Fergusons withdraw from governors race
AG Bob Ferguson sent two cease-and-desist letters to two other Robert Fergusons in an effort to remove their names from the August primary ballot.
Pro-Israel march at UW comes face-to-face with liberated zone encampment on campus
A pro-Israel march is expected to go through the campus' liberated zone encampment made up of pro-Palestinian protestors.
3 Bob Fergusons have entered the race to be Washington's next governor
Washingtonians know who will run for the state's offices and the number of Bob Fergusons running to become governor jumped to three Friday.
MyNorthwest Lifestyle
Opera known for catchy music, humor shines in Seattle
KIRO Newsradio's Heather Bosch spoke with key people involved in Seattle Opera's production of "The Barber of Seville."
Northern lights grace Western Washington skies
For those who were in the right spot at the right time, you saw the northern lights in Western Washington late Friday or early Saturday.
Weekend revelry roundup: Sunshine, flowers, Mother's Day awaits
Looking to have Mother's Day around Seattle? Or just looking for some fun in the sun? KIRO Newsradio's Paul Holden has you covered.
MyNorthwest History
Exclusive: Grassroots preservation campaign saves Parkland School
Members of the Parkland Community Association announced Friday that the group has officially assumed ownership of historic Parkland School.
Visiting Captain Vancouver's grave in a tiny village near London
Captain George Vancouver will be commemorated as he is every year at the churchyard near London where he was buried more than 225 years ago.
History only deepens community love for Kirkland’s 'mystery cottage'
A former neighbor shared some additional history and backstory of the "mystery cottage" in Kirkland's newest public park.
National News
8 dead, at least 40 injured as farmworkers' bus overturns in central Florida
OCALA, Fla. (AP) — A bus carrying farmworkers in central Florida overturned on Tuesday, killing eight people and injuring about 40 other passengers, authorities said. The bus was transporting 53 farmworkers when it collided with a truck in Marion County, north of Orlando, the Florida Highway Patrol said. Authorities say the bus swerved off State […]
Ohio police fatally shoot Amazon warehouse guard who tried to kill supervisor, authorities say
A security guard trainee at an Amazon warehouse in Ohio was fatally shot by police after he tried to shoot his supervisor at close range and later shot an officer who was saved by his bulletproof vest, authorities said. The initial shooting occurred around 4:40 p.m. Sunday at the warehouse in West Jefferson and was […]
Former University of Missouri frat member pleads guilty in hazing that caused brain damage
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — A former member of a University of Missouri fraternity has pleaded guilty in the hazing of another student that caused blindness and significant brain damage. Ryan P. Delanty of Manchester, Missouri, pleaded guilty Friday in Boone County to supplying liquor to a minor and misdemeanor hazing, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. […]
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