Earthquake shakes Kitsap Peninsula; study reveals new tsunami potential
A small earthquake shook the Kitsap Peninsula a little after midnight on Thursday.13 years ago
Gross encounters; Libby’s yucky yogurt part of national recall
Popular yogurt maker Chobani is pulling some of its Greek yogurt from store shelves over quality concerns that left KIRO Radio's Libby Denkman disgusted after a 'gross encounter.'13 years ago
Western Washington storm produces inch of rain, 5,900 lightning strikes
An inch rain of rain fell in Western Washington, crushing a previous record, but even more impressive was the lightning that lit up the Thursday night sky as a massive storm rolled through the area.13 years ago
Kids developing video game skills but not reading skills; are we in trouble?
After arriving at some questions looking over his sixth-grade daughter's school reading list, KIRO Radio host John Curley did some research and found some disturbing info.13 years ago
If you see this bracelet, run the other way
There's a new way to spot singles. But Ron says it might be an indicator to stay away.13 years ago
Bill Nye the Science Guy joins the cast of ‘Dancing with the Stars’
Seattle's favorite celebrity scientist, Bill Nye, has been announced as a cast member on the upcoming season of DWTS.13 years ago
Dan Savage: ‘We need to speak up in defense of queers in Russia’
It's spawned talk of an Olympic boycott and has many in the area skipping out on Russian vodka. In an effort to support the human rights of the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community, gay rights activists held a peaceful protest in Seattle on Tuesday.13 years ago
Seattle teachers approve contract; Snoqualmie votes for strike
School started on time Wednesday in Seattle after teachers voted Tuesday evening to approve a new two-year deal.13 years ago
Should schools be telling parents their children are fat?
At schools in a number of states across the country, students' Body Mass Index is measured and the results are sent to parents. While some people get upset by these "fat letters," an article recently published by the American Academy of Pediatrics says it is important for children's futures.13 years ago
Are pandas a waste of time and money?
Editorial writer for Blooberg news, Timothy lavin walked into a market Wednesday afternoon and was immediately asked by a stranger, "Have you no soul?"13 years ago
Will Syria strike restore or hurt our credibility?
Secretary of State John Kerry made a very good speech, even a presidential-sounding speech on Syria Friday, says KIRO Radio's John Curley, but he neglected to answer one pretty significant question.13 years ago
Pets Get the Back-to-School Blues, Too!
Everyone struggles with saying so long to summer, but did you know that pets can get the back-to-school blues too?13 years ago
Ingredient of the Week: Sangria
Sangria is a perfect summer drink: chilled wine often made with fresh fruit is a great way to cool off when it starts (finally) heating up. Chefs Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau give you their favorite ways to make sangria.13 years ago
Missing brother, sister found safe, mom in custody
Pierce County deputies are searching for two missing children. They may be with their mother who is not supposed to have them.13 years ago
Starbucks barista says he was fired for taking thrown-out sandwich
Coulson Loptmann, 21, moved to Seattle from California a little over a year ago to transfer to the University of Washington.13 years ago
We’ve got a real problem in Pioneer Square
I hadn't been down to Pioneer Square in a while and the other day it was kids' day down at the Mariners game. After the game, I decided to take my son for a stroll through Pioneer Square. We've got a real problem in Pioneer Square. It has really gone south.13 years ago
No one should be shocked Bertha is behind schedule on tunnel
The world's largest tunneling machine has only drilled 24 feet in a month to create a new route for Highway 99 under downtown Seattle. While some might be outraged with the fact that the project is already two weeks behind schedule, KIRO Radio's John Curley thinks no one should be surprised.13 years ago
Seattle attempts to host world’s largest water balloon fight
An attempt to host the world's largest water balloon fight in Seattle fell short a few thousand people, but did raise $55,000 for a good cause.13 years ago
Pumpkin spice lattes are back! If you know the secret password
Pumpkin spice lattes are almost back! The drink will officially return to Starbucks on Sept. 3 after Labor Day Weekend.13 years ago
Oxford Dictionaries explain Miley Cyrus’ ‘twerk,’ other ‘buzzworthy’ words
If someone told you that on Sunday, Miley Cyrus "twerked" and everyone got upset - did you have to ask what that meant?13 years ago
Veteran broadcaster Bob Robertson no longer doing WSU Cougar football play-by-play
This Saturday's Cougar football game will sound a bit different to long-time Washington State fans.13 years ago
WSDOT defends ‘great track record’ outside of 520 bridge project
"I think this project is an anomaly," says Keith Metcalf with the Washington State Department of Transportation. "We've made changes to make sure we don't repeat this."13 years ago
