Former KIRO Newsradio Reporter

Josh Kerns

Josh Kerns was formerly a reporter for KIRO Newsradio.

Bed bugs invade University of Washington library

A University of Washington official says employees found bed bugs in some returned library books.
14 years ago

White guy sings the blues: Allen Stone’s soul explosion

Seattle's Allen Stone has become a bonafide soul sensation thanks to his amazing voice, despite his far from conventional looks.
14 years ago

Experts warn of increased pot addiction in light of legalization

With so many people using pot or expected to give it a shot now that it's legal, some experts are sounding the alarm about addiction.
14 years ago

Crazed killer moved from state hospital for being too dangerous

State officials have moved killer Isaac Zamora from a mental hospital to prison because he's been deemed too dangerous.
14 years ago

Are you willing to pay by the mile?

Washington state transportation officials are taking a closer look at charging drivers by the mile.
14 years ago

FAA OK’s Paine Field passenger air service out of Everett

The FAA has officially given the go ahead for passenger air service out of Paine Field in Snohomish County.
14 years ago

Suspension overturned for teacher who allowed Macklemore song

A Michigan school district has reinstated a teacher suspended for allowing a student to play Seattle rapper Macklemore's song about marriage equality.
14 years ago

John Curley: Keep the fear of Santa in the kids at Christmas

Uproar over a GMA anchor blowing the cover on the "Elf on the Shelf" stirs memories of John Curley's original idea to keep the kids in line at Christmas.
14 years ago

Repeat talk, text ban offenders could face higher fines

Repeat offenders of Washington's ban on texting and talking while driving could be facing higher fines if some officials have their way in a bid for more federal funds.
14 years ago

Reviews underwhelming for new Seattle arena designs

While basketball fans like Luke Burbank can't wait for a new Seattle arena, they're decidedly underwhelmed about the initial designs unveiled by architects for investor Chris Hansen.
14 years ago

Exclusive: Katt Williams fan to sue over microphone assault at Seattle show

In an exclusive interview, a fan of Katt Williams tells Dori Monson he's going to sue the comedian for hitting him in the head with a microphone during his Seattle show.
14 years ago

Temporary fix but no solution in sight for Sounder’s mudslide disruptions

With mudslides closing the tracks and halting train service between Seattle and Everett again, state officials are hoping millions in federal money can help. But they admit it will never entirely prevent them.
14 years ago

Gay weddings expected to generate big bucks for Washington businesses

There will be plenty of parties and ceremonies starting next Sunday when same-sex couples can start legally marrying in the state. And a lot of businesses are hoping plenty of money flows along with the champagne.
14 years ago

More strong winds and rain on the way

After a particularly stormy night, another round of strong wind and rain is setting its sights on Western Washington
14 years ago

Zombies are among reasons for increased gun sales

A gun rights advocate tells Ross and Burbank zombies are just one of the reasons gun sales are soaring.
14 years ago

Are they on your list? Consumer group picks worst toys

A 7-11 Slurpee maker and an iPhone stuffed teddy bear are among the nominees for an anti-commercial consumer group's worst toy of the year award.
14 years ago

Washington unveils revised marriage certificates for same-sex couples

The Washington Department of Health has unveiled a revised marriage certificate to conform with the new same-sex marriage law.
14 years ago

Chefs find food mecca in new Seattle specialty store

If you're looking to whip up some antelope stew with fennel pollen, a new Seattle specialty store is the one and likely only place offering some of the finest and rarest foods available.
14 years ago

Amazon wins city approval for new Seattle towers

The Seattle skyline will be getting a significant face lift after the city on Thursday approved Amazon.com's proposed three-block highrise office complex in the Denny Triangle downtown.
14 years ago

Battle over SPD already key issue in mayor’s race

Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and the City Council have clashed frequently over the police department and the Department of Justice investigation and oversight of the SPD. And it's already spilling over into next year's campaign.
14 years ago

Why Adderall use has skyrocketed in sports

The attention deficit disorder medication linked to the reported suspensions of two Seahawks has become a widely popular drug in all sports. And although some question whether Adderall is really all that bad, experts say there's no doubt it's a performance-enhancing drug.
14 years ago

Where does all this music from a dead guy keep coming from?

Even though he's been dead for decades, it hasn't stopped a steady flow of previously unreleased music from Jimi Hendrix, prompting many to wonder where it all keeps coming from.
14 years ago

Police expert questions SPD tactics in controversial video arrest

A police expert tells Seattle's Morning News if cops had initially handled an arrest differently, they could have easily avoided what's being called one of the worst cases of police misconduct caught on tape.
14 years ago

Seattle arena architects promise to be ‘good neighbor’

The architects designing a new Seattle arena say the building will be a "landmark" and a good neighbor for the SoDo area.
14 years ago