Q13’s Brandi Kruse: Mental health needs to be the priority
Q13's Brandi Kruse explains why mental health care needs to be addressed by policymakers before homelessness and drug abuse can be fully tackled.8 years ago
Federal Way now making grocery stores pay for stolen carts
The City of Federal Way has a new idea for cleaning up stolen grocery carts throughout town -- making the grocery stores themselves pay to get the carts back.8 years ago
Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office makes major drug bust
The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office busted a major drug ring after a two-year-long undercover investigation.8 years ago
Vermont man builds middle finger statue to get back at small government
A Vermont man found a way to stand up to corruption and political games in a small town government - by putting a giant middle finger statue on his property.8 years ago
State rep. says Inslee’s budget needs tax rebates, not increases
A state legislator argues that Inslee's budget should include tax rebates and prudent limits on spending, rather than large increases in taxation.8 years ago
Attorney: Jenny Durkan’s staff uses private Gmail accounts to gauge public image
Attorney Lincoln Beauregard has proof that City of Seattle staff used private Gmail accounts to communicate about the head tax -- and he wants the city to stop lying about it.8 years ago
Grieving father seeks answers from Marysville School District
On Oct. 1, Marysville-Pilchuck High School student Wesley Goddard took his own life. Friends say that in the days leading to his death, Wesley suffered relentless bullying from players on the school's football team.8 years ago
Magnolia squatter given slap on the wrist in court
A Magnolia squatter repeatedly terrorized a woman trying to sell her home over the summer. Now he has been sentenced - to 30 hours community service.8 years ago
Washington environmental expert: Plastic bag ban does more harm than good
An environmental policy expert warns that a plastic bag ban in Washington could actually do more harm than good for the world's bodies of water.8 years ago
Mom n’ pop shop Sound Sports devastated by burglary
Sound Sports, a family-run business downtown Seattle, is facing $20,000 worth of losses after burglars cut a hole in the wall to gain access the shop early Tuesday morning.8 years ago
Irreplaceable family quilt stolen from college student’s car in Seattle
A college student asks the community's help in spotting a precious family treasure that was stolen out of his car in the U District -- a quilt that his grandmother made him out of his favorite childhood t-shirts.8 years ago
‘Santa’ gives bullied boy confidence to pray in public
A local man playing Santa at a military base gave a young boy the courage to pray in front of his friends.8 years ago
Civil rights attorney: Kirkland incident likely racist, but question is proportionality
Seattle civil rights lawyer Lincoln Beauregard has experienced incidents of racism himself, and has some thoughts for the victim of the Kirkland Menchie's incident.8 years ago
City isn’t listening, says El Corazon owner on latest homeless attack
The owner of the El Corazon nightclub near the site of last week's homeless baseball bat attack says that the city refuses to take action over a neighborhood that has become filled with homeless campers, drugs, and crime.8 years ago
Singer attacked by homeless man outside El Corazon left unable to speak
Olympia resident Cherry Cash describes what happened when a homeless man allegedly beat her fiancé nearly to death with a baseball bat outside of El Corazon nightclub in South Lake Union.8 years ago
Paul Reiser on comedy vs. acting, ‘Mad About You’ reboot
Comedian and actor Paul Reiser talks to Dori about his long career both onstage and on the sitcom set ahead of his performance at Seattle's Moore Theatre.8 years ago
World War II vet raises 12th Man flag, recalls 50 air missions over Europe
World War II veteran Staff Sgt. Art Unruh, who raised the 12th Man flag at Thursday's Seahawks game, recalls the air battles he fought in over 50 missions.8 years ago
NRA, Second Amendment Foundation suing WA over I-1639
NRA President and former Fox News host Lt. Col. Oliver North tells KIRO Radio's Dori Monson why the NRA finds I-1639 unconstitutional and just plain confusing.8 years ago
Local lumber company moving after devastating Queen Anne fire
Dave Gascoigne speaks about the 4-alarm fire that ripped through his family's longtime business, Gascoigne Lumber Company, and was declared an arson by the Seattle Fire Department.8 years ago
Legislator calls for Sound Transit to reject pay raise for CEO Peter Rogoff
A state legislator wants Sound Transit to reject a contract that would give CEO Peter Rogoff $425,00 in salary and benefits and allow him to remain head of the transit agency for a potential six more years.8 years ago
Seattle’s Elks Lodge #92 will likely be closed half a year
The director of Elks Lodge #92 in Queen Anne, which burned in a fire this past weekend, says that the lodge's damage is extensive but the Elks' spirit has not been crushed.8 years ago
Good Samaritan describes holding off alleged killer at Seattle Center
Scott Brown did not expect to use his concealed pistol, but after witnessing the Seattle Center stabbing on Nov. 2, found himself holding back a killer with his gun until police arrived.8 years ago
The Eagles’ Joe Walsh talks concert for vets, music career, and 25 years of sobriety
Dori chats with Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh about Walsh's upcoming VetsAid concert in support of veterans at the Tacoma Dome, as well as about Walsh's musical career and recovery from addiction.8 years ago
