Former Seahawk John Moffitt feels for Brandon Browner, dishes on NFL drug testing
When word came down Wednesday the NFL had suspended Seahawks cornerback Brandon Browner indefinitely for allegedly violating the substance-abuse policy, it brought back some uncomfortable memories for former Seahawk John Moffitt.13 years ago
Kirkland pastor Ken Hutcherson dies
A prominent Kirkland pastor and former Seahawks linebacker who gained national attention for his outspoken opposition to gay rights has died.13 years ago
Shoreline police bust would-be Grinches with 1,000 stolen packages
Shoreline police have arrested two would-be Grinches caught with about 1,000 packages stolen from people's doorsteps.13 years ago
Super Bowl could be rescheduled for big storm
If the Seahawks make the Super Bowl, as predicted, plenty of fans will be making plans to attend the game in New York. But a big storm could make a mess of their plans as the NFL says the game could be played earlier or later than scheduled if a massive snow paralyzes the region.13 years ago
Puyallup man convicted of murder in death of developmentally disabled teen
A Pierce County jury has convicted 21-year-old Tyler Savage of first degree murder in the killing of a developmentally disable Puyallup teen.13 years ago
Wearing Russell Wilson jersey gets travelers to front of line
Being a Russell Wilson fan has its benefits, especially when it comes to flying. Wearing Wilson's jersey will now get you priority boarding on Alaska Airlines until the end of the season.13 years ago
Seattle lawyer for sex offenders defends suing to block release of offender information
Should an Eastern Washington woman get access to the state's entire database of sex offenders, and then be allowed to publish it online? The ACLU and several sex offenders say no, and have sued to stop them.13 years ago
Nirvana to join Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
When the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees were announced Monday night, there was little surprise Nirvana would be among the class of 2014.13 years ago
Seattle passes $27 fine for public pot smoking
The Seattle City Council has unanimously approved a $27 fine for public pot smoking. But don't expect cops to suddenly start writing a bunch of tickets.13 years ago
Search continues for valuable art stolen from truck in Seattle
Seattle police say the search continues for seven valuable paintings that were in the back of a Budget rental truck stolen last Thursday in North Seattle.13 years ago
Washington state labor leader rips Gov. Inslee, others for backing Boeing 777X union vote
The head of the Washington State Labor Council is calling Governor Jay Inslee and Congressman Rick Larsen "disrespectful" for calling on Boeing's Machinists union to allow members to vote on a new contract.13 years ago
Lack of snow hurting early ski season in Washington
From wild dances to burning their old boards, local skiers are doing whatever ritual they can to get badly needed snow to fall on the Cascade Mountains.13 years ago
Metro Transit head ‘outraged’ by video of driver assaulting uncooperative passenger
The head of King County Metro Transit says he was "shocked, incredibly disappointed and outraged" by video of a bus driver attacking a passenger who wouldn't exit a bus and then spit on him.13 years ago
SDOT increasing speed limit on Spokane Street Viaduct
The drive to West Seattle might not get any faster, but it could feel like it as the Seattle Department of Transportation is set to raise the speed limit on the Spokane Street Viaduct this weekend.13 years ago
New Yorker says Big Apple couldn’t care less about Seahawks, Seattle
"For the most part, we don't really care about Seattle. No offense, but you're just not on our radar," says a prominent New York sports talk host.13 years ago
Three horses killed in collision with semi-trailer near Poulsbo
Three horses are dead and another seriously injured after a semi-truck struck them on State Route 3 north of Poulsbo just before 3 a.m. Friday morning.13 years ago
Two arrested after holding man at gunpoint in North Seattle home
Two men are in custody after breaking into a North Seattle home and holding a man at gunpoint.13 years ago
Inslee joins call for Machinists vote after union leaders reject ‘best and final’ 777X offer
Union leaders have rejected a "best and final" offer from Boeing to keep the 777X in the Puget Sound region, the company said Thursday.13 years ago
‘Affluenza’ defense helps rich kid killer avoid prison, draws plenty of ire
It seems like a satirical story in The Onion: a Texas teen from a wealthy family is given 10 years probation instead of 20 years in prison for a deadly DUI, successfully arguing he suffered from "Affluenza." But it's very real, and drawing plenty of ire across the country.13 years ago
Plenty of green, but legal marijuana businesses can’t take it to the bank
The legalization of marijuana is being called a "Green Rush," with prospectors in the industry expected to make millions. But there's a big problem: banks aren't allowed to do business with them.13 years ago
Seattle City Council considers pilot program to regulate ride-share services
Ride-share services like Uber and Lyft could soon come under the thumb of the Seattle City Council, which is considering a new pilot program to regulate the upstarts that have shaken up the taxi industry.13 years ago
Dori: Political correctness to blame for Seattle City Light fake Native American scam
Totally gullible, ridiculously politically correct or some combination of the two? When it comes to Seattle City Light, KIRO Radio's Dori Monson argues both in a scam involving some supposed Native American charity workers and the theft of 21 tons of scrap copper.13 years ago
Valley Medical Center, lab ordered to pay $50 million for failed test
A King County jury has ordered Valley Medical Center and Laboratory Corporation of America to pay $50 million dollars for failing to accurately identify a severe genetic abnormality during a Burien woman's preganancy.13 years ago
