State Sen. Pam Roach says political enemies want her out of office
After Lt. Gov. Brad Owen wrote a letter admonishing Republican State Senator Pam Roach for her behavior in recent public hearings, Roach says she didn't do anything wrong and adversaries are coming after her.12 years ago
Curley: Second Seattle bus tunnel better than traveling back 150 years on trains
A Seattle transit group is proposing a second bus tunnel downtown. While the word "tunnel" might worry Seattleites who feel exasperated by Bertha's delay, KIRO Radio's John Curley says at least it's better than more trains.12 years ago
Hispanic group seeks federal investigation of Pasco police shooting
The leader of a Hispanic group in Pasco is asking the Justice Department to investigate the fatal police shooting last week in Pasco.12 years ago
John Curley ruffling feathers around the office again
John Curley's office behavior came into question last week when he was accused in an alleged case of lunch theft in the office, now he's being chastised for another office offense.12 years ago
Hacker House living popular with Seattle’s eclectic startup crowd
Behind every door of the Hacker House on Capitol Hill, residents are cooking up innovative projects, researching at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, interning at Amazon or Microsoft, or getting their own virtual reality companies off the ground.12 years ago
Neighbors upset Shoreline considering rezoning decade before light rail arrives
A woman from Shoreline says she and her neighbors aren't happy that the face of their city may be changing for Sound Transit's light rail even though the line isn't expected to open for nearly a decade.12 years ago
Tacoma’s LGBTQ community gathers in support of crime victim
It was a packed house over the weekend as Tacoma's LGBTQ community gathered to support the victim of an ugly hate crime.12 years ago
Would you bring up race conversations at work? Starbucks thinks you should
Bringing up controversial subjects is often warned against at the dinner table, but what about in the workplace? Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is encouraging his employees to talk about race, a subject that perhaps in the past wasn't seen as the best fodder for the water cooler.12 years ago
Seattle Police: Woman found dead in South Park alley may be homicide
Police say a woman is dead after being found in an alleyway in Seattle's South Park neighborhood Sunday morning.12 years ago
Bothell High School alumnus dominates NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest
A Bothell High School alum, drafted in the first round of the NBA draft in 2014, dominated the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest on Saturday.12 years ago
Shoreline high school basketball team injured in rollover bus crash
A school bus carrying a Shoreline high school basketball team and coaches rolled on SR 104 late Saturday.12 years ago
Russell Wilson defends seeing ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’
Among moviegoers who caught the midnight screening of the much-anticipated movie "Fifty Shades of Grey:" Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson.12 years ago
Food fight between restaurants and trucks heats up outside Amazon
Seattle's Ballard neighborhood is about to welcome a new food truck "park," featuring a rotating lineup of vendors. "Ballard Bite" should solve a main issue faced by food trucks in South Lake Union: It will include seating, beers on tap and by the can, plus bathrooms for patrons.12 years ago
Sounders FC returns to KIRO Radio 97.3 FM, expands radio offerings
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM and MyNorthwest.com are again your home for Seattle Sounders FC matches and programming.12 years ago
Dismal ski season taking toll on local snow-dependent businesses
Pacific Northwest snowy days have been so few and far between this year, one local mountain already had to close up shop. As Libby Denkmann reports, it's taking a toll on other local businesses.12 years ago
With no tourism office to brag about its beauty, Washington state looks for more funds
Washington is one of the few states that has no tourism office and it's been that way for years.12 years ago
Fatal Pasco police shooting caught on video sparks protests
The fatal police shooting Tuesday in Pasco has sparked protests by those accusing police of brutality in killing a man who tried to run after throwing rocks at officers.12 years ago
Dori Monson: Strap me to the concrete wall as Bertha bores through
After news of Bertha's next challenge, boring through a 20-foot concrete wall into her repair access pit, KIRO Radio's Dori Monson came up with what he thought would be his greatest radio gambit ever.12 years ago
Lasagnagate 2015: A heinous workplace crime or misunderstanding?
Sports news was put on hold at 710 ESPN Seattle on Wednesday as Brock and Salk turned their attention to an alleged case of theft in the office kitchen.12 years ago
Jury in Monfort trial sees dramatic patrol car video, hears from first responders
Seattle Police Sgt. George Davisson was in the passenger seat of his patrol car outside Garfield High School when the radio crackled with one of the most serious calls of his career.12 years ago
A look back at unique Washington governors
As state residents prepare to prod Washington Gov. Jay Inslee with questions on KCTS' "Ask the Governor" Tuesday night, historian Feliks Banel helps us take a look back at a few lesser known governors in Washington's past.12 years ago
Seattle meetup supports a more diverse tech scene
African Americans are severely underrepresented in the ranks of Seattle's booming tech scene, where jobs are overwhelmingly held by white and Asian employees. That dynamic can sometimes lead to awkward encounters around the water cooler.12 years ago
Poll: Should regular citizens be allowed to fly drones?
As drones are being used more by military and police, they're also finding their way into the hands of private citizens with a lot of small, affordable options on the market. But apparently not everyone is happy about this.12 years ago
