Reykdal delays state tests over 'inequitable access for remote learners'

Kayla shared her struggle with KIRO Radio's Dori Monson Show as Gov. Inslee's rollback of Pierce County restrictions 24 hours before her wedding makes her special day a nightmare to pull off.

With COVID-19 vaccine eligibility opening to an additional 1.5 million people on Thursday, the state is warning people to remain patient and expect delays.

Rep Jenny Graham on her new bill guaranteeing rights for victim of violent crime, as well as representation in court.

Bruce Dammeier, Pierce County Executive, responding to Governor Inslee rolling back Pierce County to Phase 2.

Seattle city officials say they hope to have a homeless encampment near Meany Middle School cleared before students return to school next week. 

KIRO Radio's Tracy Taylor wants you to be aware of the dangers during Distracted Driving Awareness month.

The Dog Aging Project is looking for dogs to enroll in a study, especially big dogs, service animals and working dogs, puppies, and dogs in rural areas.

Pierce County Council released an update on its investigation into Sheriff Ed Troyer Tuesday, laying out its expansive scope in the coming weeks.

There are homeless individuals in Bellevue, like most other cities, but you won't find tents or encampments in public parks, on ballfields, or on sidewalks.

Within a year, two identical airliners took off from McChord Air Force Base near Tacoma for Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska. Neither reached its final destination.

Police are investigating after an explosion at an apartment building in Everett on Tuesday night. Police haven’t yet determined a cause.

Seattle police arrested three people overnight -- two for graffiti, one for obstruction -- during a vigil and protest following the death of Daunte Wright.

According to conservatives of the non-Trump persuasion, election laws in Georgia and Texas are part of a campaign to win the next election in a special way.

Asian Giant Hornets are set to emerge from their hibernation any day now, and state officials are looking for new ways to fight their spread. 

A serial entrepreneur, Marc Randolph has heard 'That will never work' countless times. So that's what he named his new podcast!