Cleveland High School has been called Seattle's forgotten football team. Finally, on Tuesday, they made progress toward getting a new sports field to practice on.
People under the age of 35 live in an entirely different media landscape -- YouTube. That's probably why most millennials I know didn't even hear that John McCain died last weekend.
King County has a plan to house people in need with modular housing. But could this be another patch, instead of a solution to the region's homelessness and housing crisis?
Lisa Yax Sayers isn't angry at Snohomish County Sheriff's Office for calling off the search for her missing daughter Samantha Sayers, and remains vigilant in continuing the search.
Grant Jones left Seattle to work on a Shelton chicken farm. He had never slaughtered a chicken before. Rachel gets up close and personal with the process of killing your food.
Some of the worst air quality in 100 years is a taste of what the region was like a century ago, according to Cliff Mass, Atmospheric Sciences professor at the University of Washington.
Last night, I witnessed an interaction between a Seattle gas station employee and another customer -- a black man. I'm trying to figure out if this was a biased interaction as I consider social justice more and more.
Don wrote a letter to his son. He starts off: Your dad ran his first marathon in the woods this past weekend at the Redmond Watershed. He continues to note that Hanson's 1997 hit "MMMBop" holds up.
The nonprofit Wellness for Cancer is on a mission: to train as many of the world's spa practitioners, so they don't turn away those dealing with cancer.
About 14 percent of people have changed their minds because of something they saw on social media. People should start posting about when they have changed their mind.
In this edition of Ron Upshaw's Shower Thoughts, he considers all the wildfires and smoke around Seattle, Paul Manafort's legal strategy, and congratulates the new Seattle police chief.
The many wildfires burning from California to British Columbia have many causes -- including generations of man-made missteps that have led to the current fiery predicament the West Coast faces.
We let it rip on the radio when it came to Superintendent Nyland and his staff. It wasn’t personal. It had to be done. for the kids at Cleveland High School.
General Barry McCaffrey joined the Ron and Don Show on KIRO Radio to talk about how two F-15's responded so quickly to a stolen plane out of Sea-Tac Airport on Friday.
