What would Kurt say? “Smells Like Teen Spirit” to become sitcom
The producer of the hit comedy "Big Bang Theory" has signed a deal to produce a new sitcom about aging 90's indie rock parents and their 18-year-old son's efforts launch a multi-billion dollar Internet startup in the family garage.14 years ago
Apple rocks tech world again with iPad mini
Apple says even though it has sold over 100 million iPads, it's not letting its foot off the gas by launching two new iPads Tuesday morning.14 years ago
Michael Medved: The end of Obama’s likeability edge
While many pundits are calling the third and final presidential debate a win for President Obama, nationally syndicated talk show host and author Michael Medved from AM 770 The Truth isn't one of them.14 years ago
Conservative blogger defends outing candidate’s Playboy gig
A conservative blogger defends a critical story that revealed a Spokane-area woman running for the state house once posed in Playboy Magazine.14 years ago
Beloved kids singer Raffi returns after 10 years away from the stage
When beloved singer-songwriter Raffi takes the stage in Seattle this coming weekend, he'll be embraced by thousands of kids and their parents, many of whom grew up themselves on the songs of the musician once called "the most popular children's singer in the English-speaking world."14 years ago
Seattle Symphony, Opera temporarily avert musicians strike
The union for the Seattle Symphony and Opera musicians has put strike threats on hold by agreeing to a temporary contract extension.14 years ago
October Surprise: Luke votes Republican
Every election, it seems there's talk of a potential "October surprise." And this year KIRO Radio co-host Luke Burbank has one of the biggest. The self-avowed bleeding heart liberal actually voted for not one but two Republicans.14 years ago
Jason Puracal fights return to Nicaragua
Prosecutors in Nicaragua have filed an appeal to reinstate the conviction of a Tacoma native who spent two years in prison on drug charges before his acquittal.14 years ago
Finding your footing in flooring
From carpet to tile, choosing a new floor covering can be a bit overwhelming. This week on Home Matters the guys are talking all things flooring with Lyle Morris from Seattle's Interior Floor Designs.14 years ago
Seattle geek takes Jeopardy title
You can add Jeopardy champ to Seattle-based tech journalist Glen Fleishman's lengthy resume.14 years ago
Worn to be Wild: EMP dons leather for new exhibition
The history of the iconic black leather jacket from the 1920's to today is the focus of a new exhibition opening Saturday at Seattle's EMP Museum.14 years ago
Rick Steves talks pro-pot, encourages passage of I-502
Travel guru Rick Steves says I-502 isn't about getting high, it's about getting rid of a bad law, taking crime out of the equation and raising hundreds of millions of dollars for the state.14 years ago
Embattled Pacific mayor appeals recall effort
The turmoil over Pacific Mayor Cy Sun will likely continue into the next year after the embattled city leader filed an appeal to delay or prevent a special election to oust him from office.14 years ago
Seattle Times defends McKenna ad campaign
The Seattle Times is coming under fire for running its own ad campaign in favor of Rob McKenna and R-74.14 years ago
Is it time to melt down the monkey bars?
A dad who used to scoff at overprotective parents admits he's conflicted now after his daughter broke her arm falling off the monkey bars.14 years ago
Canadian border agent shot, Peace Arch crossing closed
Canadian officials confirm a female border agent has been shot at the Peace Arch crossing.14 years ago
Musician strike may silence Seattle Symphony, Opera
Seattle's Symphony and Opera could be silenced after the union representing musicians for both approved a "strike authorization" for its members.14 years ago
Prolific Internet troll is outed
The Internet is full of trolls, people who hide behind assumed identities to post outrageous and inflammatory comments from the racist to the profane. And now a guy considered one of the worst has been outed. But was it right?14 years ago
Longshore union argues arena vote goes “too far, too fast”
While the Seattle and King County Councils are moving ahead to approve an agreement to build a new NBA arena, an attorney for the Longshore union argues "They've gone too far, too fast, too quickly."14 years ago
Starbucks heats up home brewing coffee market
The home coffee market heats up this week as Starbucks starts selling its new automated espresso machine Tuesday in its stores.14 years ago
Boy Scout troop devastated by theft of camping gear
A Puyallup Boy Scout troop is reeling after someone stole the camping gear they spent months saving to buy.14 years ago
Port workers to sue over new Seattle arena
The union representing Port of Seattle workers says it will sue to stop the building of a new arena in SoDo.14 years ago
John Curley’s extreme clean
A Canadian mom sick of cleaning up after her kids is earning the praise of parents everywhere after going on what's become a highly publicized strike, prompting John Curley to reveal his own extreme method for dealing with the mess.14 years ago
