Former KIRO Newsradio Reporter

Josh Kerns

Josh Kerns was formerly a reporter for KIRO Newsradio.

Hendrix sound man releases new Jimi song

Jimi Hendrix' long time sound man is offering a sneak preview of a never before released track from his last recordings.
14 years ago

Des Moines couple sues police for shooting beloved dog

A Des Moines couple is now suing police for shooting their beloved dog after it got out of their yard.
14 years ago

Airbus takes shot at Boeing in new ad

A new Airbus ad is raising plenty of eyebrows by accusing Boeing of lying about the performance of its new planes.
14 years ago

‘Lucy’ tops Seattle dog names

A new survey reveals Lucy is far and away the most popular dog name among four-legged friends in Seattle
14 years ago

Mariners earn unwanted spot atop new list

The dramatic drop in attendance at Mariners games the past decade has earned the team a dubious distinction as the biggest loser in pro sports.
14 years ago

Pearl Jam’s Jeff Ament gets random with new side project RNDM

Pearl Jam bass player Jeff Ament admits there are plenty of fringe benefits from playing in one of the world's biggest bands. But he says getting to play with other people like his new side project RNDM is among his favorite.
14 years ago

New Washington Congressman says orientation like ‘drinking from firehose’

While newly elected Washington Congressman Derek Kilmer had some inkling of what he was getting into, he never realized how much he would have to take in before he even got sworn in.
14 years ago

Got Powerball mania? Tips for the office pool

With the Powerball lottery jackpot expected to hit a record $425 million dollar for Wednesday's drawing, plenty of people are joining together to buy a bunch of tickets in office pools. But if you're going in search of the lightning strike, you might want to take a few steps to avoid getting scammed.
14 years ago

John Curley’s guide to Cyber Monday savings

John Curley's on the hunt for a new TV on Cyber Monday. And he's found a surefire way to get the best deal thanks to a number of online tools.
14 years ago

Husky punched out in post-Apple Cup incident

The University of Washington says it has no comment about a video of Husky Austin Seferian-Jenkins getting knocked down by a punch as fans rushed the field following WSU's Apple Cup upset.
14 years ago

Never before seen Cobain, Nirvana pictures highlight new book

Sub Pop co-founder Bruce Pavitt knew he had something special in a box in his attic. Now that he's finally unearthed it, it's spawned an amazing new book chronicling Nirvana's groundbreaking 1989 tour of Europe.
14 years ago

Seattle Police effort to plug leaks uncovered

Seattle Times reporter Steve Miletich is used to getting the inside scoop from sources. And now he's learned the Seattle Police Department spent more than a year in a massive internal investigation trying to figure out who was leaking information to him and other reporters.
14 years ago

Cops brace for wave of DUI’s on Blackout Wednesday

The night before Thanksgiving has become known as "Blackout Wednesday" because of the huge number of drunk driving accidents and deaths as people kick off the holiday season.
14 years ago

Deputy injured in motorcycle crash on I-5

All lanes have reopened on southbound I-5 after an earlier collision near Smokey Point (at 156th St. NE) after a Snohomish County Deputy lost control of his motorcycle and crashed Wednesday morning.
14 years ago

How to bring the elderly home for the holidays

Getting older is hard enough, but the holidays can be especially difficult for seniors. This week on Home Matters, the guys discuss ways to help make the holidays happy for everyone.
14 years ago

John Curley’s kids are judging your holiday lights

If you do an extra special job with your Christmas lights this year, don't be surprised to get a little thank you from John Curley's kids.
14 years ago

Mayor McGinn defends Seattle seawall schedule

While Seattle waterfront businesses say they're "livid" about a proposal to start construction on a new seawall right after Labor Day, Mayor Mike McGinn tells Ross and Burbank the city has to balance a tight schedule to finish on time.
14 years ago

Many Americans would rather skip Christmas or kill it

A new survey says 45 percent of Americans would rather skip Christmas altogether, but John Curley's family tried their own approach to at least save a few bucks before killing Christmas altogether.
14 years ago

Salvador Dali etching nets $21,000 for Puget Sound Goodwill

The final bid topped $21,000 for a Salvador Dali etching anonymously donated to a Federal Way Goodwill.
14 years ago

Federal Way mom busted after calling cops to scare son straight

A Federal Way mom who called the cops to talk to her son about drugs now finds herself with a court date.
14 years ago

Marysville residents to sue over Cedar Grove compost stink

Marsyville residents say after a two year battle, they're ready to sue Cedar Grove Composting for allegedly stinking up the town.
14 years ago

Already?! Luke laments the rain

The first big storm of the year is barely underway, but Luke Burbank has already had enough.
14 years ago

Tsunami debris still heading to Washington coast

Debris from the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami is still expected to hit the Washington coast, just later than previously predicted.
14 years ago

New EMP Hendrix exhibit chronicles Jimi’s amazing British invasion

The story of Jimi Hendrix' meteoric rise to superstardom during nine brief months is chronicled in the new EMP Museum exhibit "Hear My Train a Comin': Hendrix Hits London", opening this weekend.
14 years ago