KIRO Nights

Is there a right way, and a wrong way, to break the rules of the road? A few thoughts on the matter after someone skipped by a KIRO Radio producer in the carpool lane.

Gee Scott of KIRO Nights breaks down Sunday's Week 13 Seahawks matchup against the San Francisco 49ers with what he's hearing from the players themselves.

While some say Councilmember Kshama Sawant is like the Trump of Seattle, perhaps Lincoln Beauregard is like Michael Avenatti to the Seattle City Council.

The housing market has seen pricing fatigue from brokers and buyers after the unrelenting price growth, causing sellers to cut prices.

Bikeshares are set to battle it out, again, in Seattle. Whichever wins, one thing is certain according to KIRO Nights -- the latest effort could pull people out of their cars.

Condoleezza Rice may or may not be vying for a football coach position with the NFL. But it begs a larger question about how football players, and fans, view women.

Stop complaining about Black Friday if you in any way take part in it. If you're in the mix, then you love the chaos.

In the wake of the incident at a Kirkland Menchie's, rhetoric has overshadowed an important conversation about racism, argues KIRO Radio's Gee Scott.

What happened at a Kirkland Menchie's has happened before to other people. It has happened to me. This is how. And beyond that, there are three failures that happened at this shop.

It is entirely possible to live without a car in Seattle. That could depend on a few factors, of course. But a range of transportation services, descending upon Seattle, are chipping away at private car ownership.