Rules for the Super Bowl
The rules for fans at University of Phoenix stadium dictate: No air horns, no aerosol cans, no animals - except for your service pig, of course - no bottles, cans, brooms, coolers, knives, laser pointers, illegal drugs, large umbrellas, fireworks or folding chairs.12 years ago
Comcast customer service renames couple with profanity on billing address
As we all know by now, calling the cable company to try to cancel your service ranks somewhere between a mugging and hernia surgery.12 years ago
A fine? Marshawn Lynch should get a bonus
It was Media Day at the Super Bowl and the biggest story to come out of it was about the guy who refused to say anything except ...12 years ago
Under the radar
How is it possible that one of those little quadcopters could get past the Secret Service and crash on the South Lawn of the White House?12 years ago
Should you spy on your kids’ computer use?
Your kids use the internet too much and you want them to stop.12 years ago
Who thought that the front line of social change would run through the nation’s bakeries?
Apparently it does - this time it's a cake shop in suburban Denver that took an order for two wedding cakes shaped like Bibles, which the owner, Marjorie Silva, was happy to make.12 years ago
What is the pope really up to?
It's been a long time since Catholics have had a pope who likes to float trial balloons. Saying things like, he wasn't going to judge homosexuals, or that Christ redeems even atheists.12 years ago
Study: Seahawks wins might mean $120 more in your pocket
We have argued for years about whether sports franchises are a boost to the local economy or basically neutral. But there is some research out there that indicates that the rules are slightly different when you have a team that's as successful as the Seattle Seahawks have been.12 years ago
Are they finally serious?
State of the Union speeches tend to be predictable. The state of the union is always strong. But surely the President would at least show a little emotional scarring from last November - right?12 years ago
The words the White House will not say
President Obama is refusing to use the term "Radical Islam" to describe terrorists who claim to be Muslim. His critics are disgusted.12 years ago
The highlights: Seattle Seahawks are the NFC Champions
A Seahawks mashup with the song, "Houdini" from "Foster The People."12 years ago
It’s not easy being Green Bay
If it's any consolation - I think we've all had a Green Bay experience.12 years ago
Legislators pushing for statewide sick leave bill in Olympia
Under the Capitol Dome in Olympia, two legislators are trying to pass a paid sick leave bill that would apply statewide.12 years ago
The Papal punch
Pope Francis is many things. A lot of people think he's the most liberal pope in history. But on Thursday, he proved he is no pacifist.12 years ago
State representative explains why he didn’t applaud State Supreme Court members
A state representative who snubbed members of the State Supreme Court during the State of the State Address tells KIRO Radio's Jason Rantz he did it for good reason.12 years ago
Why are these people so happy?
Someday, we will tell our children that this was the week gas broke the $2 barrier.12 years ago
Fighting fire with food
Did you catch this on the Evening News? A middle school principal in Valley, Alabama wants to arm her students with cans of vegetables.12 years ago
Step away from the snow
As promised Charlie Hebdo has published another controversial cover. But according to what I hear on the radio, what really seems to have the Muslim world buzzing is the unusual winter weather that has left a blanket of snow in Northern Saudi Arabia.12 years ago
Thugs on both sides?
Mainstream Muslim leaders have been quick to condemn the Charlie Hebdo attacks. But Linda Sarsour of the Arab American Association of New York also told Al Jazeera that there is a double standard.12 years ago
Pencils up
The attack in France has inspired millions of people to take a stand for free speech and for the right to offend - which was Charlie Hebdo's mission as a satirical magazine.12 years ago
Pity poor Harvard
The New York Times created a sensation this week with a story about how employees at Harvard, the incubator for Obamacare, finally got the same letter that a lot of us got.12 years ago
The symbol we dare not display
Here's a headline from the front page of my newspaper: "All-gender restroom on horizon for high schools."12 years ago
Dave Ross sings, ‘Beat Carolina’
The last time we heard this Dave Ross song was before the Seahawks beat the Panthers in the NFC Championship game in 2006. The lyrics have changed but the message is the same.12 years ago
