Mayfield: As smoke settles over halls of power, will minds change?
As the apocalypse is gently blown from the halls of power and towers of commerce, will the residue from smoke it leaves change any hearts?3 years ago
Mayfield: An open letter to Washington State Republicans
Dear Washington State Republicans, I am begging you to find a way forward for a better place for all of us to live.3 years ago
Mayfield: What happened with Seattle City Council drug ordinance vote?
What the actual heck did the Seattle City Council just do in regards to the drug ordinance that failed to pass on Tuesday?3 years ago
Mayfield: Movie theaters could soon become unaffordable for some
It was heartbreaking to watch audiences flee during the pandemic and movie theaters close. I'm glad many were able to access relief money.3 years ago
Medicaid coverage ending for some in Washington state
Medicaid coverage is ending for some in Washington state as people must resume proving the financial need to continue their health insurance.3 years ago
Mayfield: We need to shed our tribal bloodlust and start listening again
It's the kind of expertise voters elect their leaders to use. It is not only an intensely lived experience but deeply researched and studied as well.4 years ago
Mayfield: Thank the gay community for handling M-pox so you don’t have to
Remember M-pox or monkeypox as it was previously called? Doesn't sound familiar, you say? Good, because it's not really a threat to you anymore.4 years ago
Report: Brother says body found in Renton is Leticia Martinez-Cosman
The investigation into a missing woman last seen at a Seattle Mariners game has resulted in the recovery of an unidentified body.4 years ago
Sinkhole causing delays at Fauntleroy ferry terminal
A sinkhole at the Fauntleroy ferry terminal is causing a major slowdown for drivers on Vashon Island Monday.4 years ago
Mayfield: Helping others through loss with empathy, care, and memory
Death, loss, and grief are hard things, so when we see others dealing with them sometimes our instinct is to turn away.4 years ago
Jack Stine & Spike O’Neill claim Kemp incident brings up race discussions
The Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office said it would not file charges against the 53-year-old Kemp, but left the door open for later charges.4 years ago
Expanded sports betting in Washington state currently on hold
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit Tuesday that would have opened the door for expanded sports betting in Washington state.4 years ago
Mayfield: Inflation has hit the Starbucks rewards system
Starbucks is changing its entire rewards program and things that right now are 50 points will be 100 points.4 years ago
Family found to be dealing drugs from Lake Stevens restaurant
A woman found guilty of dealing drugs from her Lake Stevens restaurant, will now spend 10 years in prison.4 years ago
Listen: Friends, colleagues offer tribute to KIRO Newsradio’s Dori Monson
All day Monday, KIRO Newsradio's John Curley talked to friends, news makers, and more in tribute to Dori Monson.4 years ago
The Great Big KIRO Newsradio Holiday Special
Join your favorite KIRO Newsradio voices December 13th for a live radio holiday special!4 years ago
Seattle Sounds: Five essential holiday songs that celebrate the area
I knew I could find unique holiday tracks from Seattle artists that hadn’t been overplayed in retail stores and on the radio.4 years ago
Mayfield: Cooperation and communication is what got rid of Murder Hornets
Congratulations are in order for the folks at our state's Department of Agriculture. Why? They didn't catch a single Murder Hornet in Washington all year.4 years ago
Mayfield: Remembering Kirstie Alley’s legacy, both good and bad
Kirstie Alley is dead at the age of 71. Her children said on Twitter cancer was the killer, and it had only been recently discovered.4 years ago
Mayfield: AI might not destroy humanity, but let us love it more
Robots are taking over the world! Not the beep-boop kind but the "open your social media and see AI-created portraits" kind.4 years ago
Mayfield: What deserves praise in food culture, the baguette or cruelty?
The baguette is worth preserving! So says the UNESCO which recognized the "artisanal know-how and culture of the baguette"4 years ago
Mayfield: Have a little extra empathy in the snow, we could all use it
Who is that guy on the radio? Why does he keep mispronouncing that CBS correspondent's name? Why so casual with the news? He's certainly no Dave Ross.4 years ago
Black Friday shopping will look a little different this year
Black Friday may not be the big holiday shopping kickoff it once was, as stores will look a little different this year.4 years ago
