Seattle's Yanni's Greek Restaurant Is Now Packed Thanks To 'Kitchen Nightmares'

Yanni's Green Restaurant opened in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood in 1984, but in the past few years it has taken a major hit. Last month they were featured on Gordon Ramsay's popular restaurant makeover show "Kitchen Nightmares," and now business is booming. The owners tell a few behind-the-scenes secrets.

See An Adorable Otter Get Released Back Into the Wild By PAWS

PAWS is a Lynnwood animal shelter, but they also have a wildlife center, where 3,000 injured wild animals land every year. At PAWS they fix up the animals in the veterinary clinic, care for orphaned animals, and eventually release them back into their natural habitat. Rachel was lucky enough to go out on an otter release.

Keep On Truckin': Upscale Restaurants Are Getting In On the Food Truck Game

Food trucks are moving on up, from burgers and sandwiches to fancier fair prepared by restaurants like Woodinville\'s The Barking Frog. Rachel chats with Renee Erickson, chef owner of The Walrus and the Carpenter, about her soon-to-be-opened food truck, Narwhal.

In the New Movie "42," Jackie Robinson's Uniform Is Made Right Here In Seattle

Ebbets Field Flannel, a Seattle company that recreates defunct baseball team uniforms, was asked to make all the uniforms for the new Jackie Robinson movie, "42."

The Counter-Terrorism Efforts Taken By Police Before a Marathon

The president of a New York private investigation, risk management and security consultation firm talks about the counter-terrorism precautions cities take before a marathon. He also talks about who could have done this.

Suicide is the 2nd Highest Cause of Death Amongst College Students: Join a Suicide Prevention Walk on the UW Campus

On Saturday, April 13th 2013, students at UW are organizing a walk to raise money for suicide prevention and to break the taboo associated with the topic. In this story, two students who have personal associations with suicide tell their stories.

Women's Prison & The If Project: Part III : Reentering Society

On the third, and last, installment of my Women In Prison series, we explore what these women face when they leave prison. 70% of them will return within a year. Many of them are going home to children they have only seen for two hour a month, all the years they\'ve been behind bars.

Women's Prison & The If Project Part II: Keeping Kids Out of Prison

In part two of my three part series on my trip to the Washington Correction Center For Women, we explore how the If Project is helping teenagers. Inmates who have been released from prison, and reformed, go to schools and detention centers to tell their stories and connect with the kids, hoping the teens won't make the same mistakes that they did.