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Expert thinks Boston bomber may have been trained outside of US

The two bombs that ripped through the crowds at the Boston Marathon, killing three people and wounding more than 170, were fashioned out of pressure cookers and packed with shards of metal, nails and ball bearings, a person briefed on the investigation said Tuesday.

Taxi driver says other for-hire drivers illegally stealing business

After The Stranger posted a story about legal and illegal competition making things difficult for cab drivers, KIRO Radio's Andrew Walsh, a frequent rider of cabs, wanted to call up a Seattle driver to make sure he's not contributing to the problem.

Retired firefighter defends right to benefits

A former firefighter is speaking out for the retired firefighters receiving benefits described as "lavish" in a recent Associated Press report.

Reviewing a controversial Brad Paisley - LL Cool J song

"Accidental Racist," a new Brad Paisley song featuring LL Cool J may seem like an add combination, but probably no stranger than Aerosmith and Run DMC's "Walk This Way" collaboration 27 years ago.

Following cancellation of Family 4th at Lake Union, mayor plans Seattle fireworks show

It seemed Seattle wouldn't get its traditional Independence Day fireworks show - until now.

Seattle captain and crew safe after boat capsizes in transatlantic row

A Seattle man captaining a boat that overturned as he and his team attempted a record-setting row across the Atlantic said the team was just hitting their stride when a couple steep waves brought their journey to an abrupt end.

ADHD drugs could be coffee 2.0 on college campuses

Instead of coffee, studies show one in three students that have either been diagnosed with ADHD or have gotten their hands on the prescription aid for the disorder are popping pills to get them through late night study sessions.

Seattle mayor checks in from New York for NBA pitch

Mayor Mike McGinn is hoping he can help convince the NBA to let Seattle area investors buy the Sacramento Kings and move the team north.

Luke offers semi-legal Seattle fireworks show

While the organizers of Seattle's Family Fourth say they're cancelling the fireworks show this year because of a funding shortfall, KIRO Radio's Luke Burbank is magnanimously offering to take the $50,000 that was raised put on a pretty impressive show of his own.

Horses a new way to get home from bars in Sedro Woolley

There's a new way to get around in Sedro Woolley. The town is about to overturn a 27-year ban on riding horses, cattle, and mules on city streets.

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