Seattle rally planned to protest ICE detention centers
A rally is set to descend upon Immigration and Customs Enforcement's downtown Seattle headquarters to protest private detention centers in the state.7 years ago
All lanes reopened after rollover collision on SB I-5 near SR 526
A rollover collision involving multiple cars blocked lanes of southbound I-5 near SR 526 in Everett early Thursday morning.7 years ago
KIRO Radio, KTTH hosts react: Inslee goes down swinging in debate swan song
The second evening of CNN's Democratic debates will feature Washington State Governor Jay Inslee who is fighting to get more attention on his campaign.7 years ago
Cybersecurity expert on why Capital One breach may be the new normal
Britt Sidentopf is a global cybersecurity expert with Global Asset Online and joined the Candy, Mike and Todd Show to discuss the recent hacking of Capital One.7 years ago
KIRO Radio, KTTH hosts: Tuesday Dem debate important night for moderates
The second round of Democratic debates for the presidential nomination is two nights, over July 30-31. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee will debate on Wednesday.7 years ago
UW scores $5 million for new center studying fake news, misinformation
UW landed a $5 million investment to create the new Center for an Informed Public, which will study fake news and misinformation.7 years ago
All House Democrats from Washington support impeachment inquiry
All seven of Washington’s Democratic U.S. House members are now calling for an impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.7 years ago
Thurston County judge finds Tim Eyman in contempt
Legal troubles for anti-tax activist Tim Eyman continued Friday, when a Thurston County judge found him in contempt for a second time, for refusing to turn over documents related to a campaign finance violation lawsuit.7 years ago
Can Seattle weather the storm if Boeing shuts down 737 MAX line?
With Boeing in the midst of a tough decision over whether it should completely shut down production of its 737 MAX line, could this negatively impact the Puget Sound economy? According to one expert, the answer is both yes and no.7 years ago
1 dead, 8 injured after rollover bus accident in SeaTac
One person was killed and six others were injured after a rollover bus accident that ejected people from the vehicle.7 years ago
Tim Eyman agrees to stay away from Office Depot after alleged chair theft
Local anti-tax activist Tim Eyman reached a deal related to a February incident, where it was alleged he stole a $70 chair from Office Depot.7 years ago
Tukwila, Des Moines, and SeaTac rebrand as ‘Seattle Southside’
If you live in Tukwila, Des Moines, or SeaTac, you may not be aware that you actually live in Seattle Southside, according to a new rebranding effort.7 years ago
Seattle Mayor Durkan endorses middle-ground council candidate for District 2
With Seattle City Council President Bruce Harrell not running for reelection, the race for District 2 is wide open. That had Mayor Jenny Durkan announcing her own endorsement among the district's seven candidates, in Mark Solomon.7 years ago
Bellevue’s ‘Paws on Patrol’ program turns dog walkers into crime fighters
Bellevue Police are enlisting dog walkers to become sentinels and be on the lookout for any suspicious activity.7 years ago
UW expert: The best way to treat opioid addiction
An expert from UW and Harborview Medical Center discusses the growing effort to treat opioid addiction as a medical condition.7 years ago
Seattle seeing worst year of severe collisions since 2010
SDOT data shows that the first six months of the year saw 98 collisions which resulted in 101 people seriously injured or killed.7 years ago
How a proposed mine in Bristol Bay could impact fishing jobs and salmon
The contentious debate over the proposed mine in Alaska's Bristol Bay could have ramifications for the Puget Sound salmon and orca population, as well as fishing industry jobs.7 years ago
System fails Washington nursing homes as minimum wage rises
Typically, businesses and organizations speaking out against a higher minimum wage relates simply to increased costs. But when it comes to Washington's nursing homes, that conversation is far more nuanced.7 years ago
How the Seattle tourism industry is working to address homeless crisis
With millions of visitors, conversations around the visible homeless crisis are common and it's something the Seattle tourism industry is working on.7 years ago
Edmonds woman goes missing, wakes up in field with no memory
Police in Edmonds are trying to figure out what happened to a woman who went missing for a couple hours on the early morning of July 14.7 years ago
Seattle police arrest 12 people for drugs, one for brandishing cleaver
A drug emphasis patrol along Third Avenue turned up quite a bit of drugs yesterday. Officers from the West Precinct concentrated on Third near Yesler Way and Pike Street and arrested 12 individuals for drug offences and warrants.7 years ago
Shoreline going ahead with the fancy public bathroom experiment
Shoreline is hoping to succeed where Seattle failed and is planning to install their own fancy public bathroom at Echo Lake Park, where the bathrooms have seen much criminal activity.7 years ago
Bothell will be the next city to get Lime electric scooters
Bothell will officially be the next city to try out electric scootershares, approving a 90-day pilot program that will go into effect this Friday.7 years ago
