Stephanie Klein

Former MyNorthwest Editor

Stephanie Klein

Former MyNorthwest editor. Stephanie began working on the KIRO Newsradio newsdesk fresh out of the University of Washington in 2002. After a short stint producing reality TV, she returned to help launch MyNorthwest in Feb. 2008. When she's not pouring over Google Analytics or a city budget, she loves being outside in her yard or on a patio with a novel and a hot cup of coffee. Check out her past stories below.

Re-thinking a yes vote for I-502

After seeing the images of people smoking pot under the Space Needle last week, KIRO Radio host Terry Jaymes says he regrets his yes vote.
14 years ago

GeekWire’s app of the week: Ink

If you haven't sent out your holiday cards yet, GeekWire's Todd Bishop and John Cook have a great recommendation for this week's App of the Week: Ink.
14 years ago

New app: Blow glass like Dale Chihuly

If you have an iPhone, you can get a free app that lets you simulate glass blowing in the palm of your hand and create Dale Chihuly-inspired art.
14 years ago

Heavy snow dumping in mountain passes

Snow lovers rejoice as drivers are cursing the latest system rolling over the Cascade Mountains.
14 years ago

Two people killed in Pierce County home invasion

Sheriff's detectives are investigating a double shooting in the Summit area of Pierce County.
14 years ago

Police search for Bad Santa in Seattle robbery attempt

Police are looking for a man who left his Santa hat on a bus after trying to rob a Seattle bank on Monday.
14 years ago

Wife of former Seahawk says NFL life is lonely, depressing

The wife of former defensive tackle for the Seahawks, Craig Terrill, tells Dori Monson she teared up when she heard about Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher.
14 years ago

Everett dog parks close for fear of King County virus

A potentially deadly virus in King County has prompted the City of Everett to close its three off-leash dog parks as a precaution.
14 years ago

Newlywed Jerramy Stevens arrested again

Former Huskies and Seahawks tight end Jerramy Stevens has reportedly been arrested again, this time for violation of probation.
14 years ago

Seattle holiday parade to close downtown streets, I-5 exit

Macy's holiday parade takes over the central park of downtown Seattle Friday morning.
14 years ago

It’s turkey fry day!

It's officially time for Sheriff John Lovick's world-famous, mouth-watering deep-fried turkeys.
14 years ago

Taking ordinary Thanksgiving sides to extraordinary

This week, it's all about Thanksgiving. If you were assigned a side dish, Tom and Thierry have some interesting ideas for impressing your family.
14 years ago

Don’t be afraid to make the Thanksgiving pie

If you volunteered to bring the pies to Thanksgiving dinner and you've never rolled dough or you're kind of rusty at pie making, drop everything and get started now.
14 years ago

A New York State of Mind

Restaurants in Seattle are coming together for a special night at Tom Douglas' Palace Ballroom next week to show support for fellow restaurants in New York ravaged by Superstorm Sandy.
14 years ago

What Dori does everyday at 1:00 pm

Dori Monson is a firm believer in self-improvement and making the most of every opportunity.
14 years ago

More protests planned for Seattle Walmart stores

Some employees at Walmart stores opening early on Thanksgiving night are walking out in protest or refusing to come in for their shift.
14 years ago

First concepts of Seattle’s new arena released

Chris Hansen's investment team has released the first images of what the new sports arena in the SoDo neighborhood could look like.
14 years ago

John Curley says it’s no wonder Hostess has failed

About 250 people in Washington are out of job Friday after Hostess decided to close its doors. John Curley isn't surprised the company has failed.
14 years ago

Amazon’s CEO Jeff Bezos optimistic for holiday season

Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos tells NBC's Today Show they're trying to put people back to work this holiday season.
14 years ago

What the ‘fiscal cliff’ actually means for you

You may have heard of the "fiscal cliff" and know the U.S. is headed toward it. You might know Dec. 31 is the deadline, but what does that actually mean?
14 years ago

Trees start popping up on Space Needle roof

Last weekend, crews began repainting the top of the Space Needle its new orange background, and on Thursday they started adding green trees.
14 years ago

King County signing gay marriage licenses at midnight

Same sex couples won't have to wait a minute extra to get their marriage licenses in King County.
14 years ago

Carpet cleaning 101 before the holidays

It's that time of year when you have to clean up for the relatives and that might mean carpet cleaning. The question is whether to do it yourself or hire the professionals.
14 years ago

Waterfront businesses fear Seattle’s new seawall

Voters overwhelmingly approved rebuilding Seattle's deteriorating seawall (77-23). Many business owners on the waterfront were championing Prop. 1, but now they're worried construction could destroy them.
14 years ago