Feliks Banel

There are three communities in Washington that have one unusual thing in common: Their names are first or surnames spelled backward.

There’s one lesser-known Seattle invention that may have had more impact on the world than the entire tech industry: The department store Santa Claus photo.

When plans to demolish a historic railroad bridge in Ballard were changed, preservationists and railroad buffs breathed a collective sigh of relief.

The Circus Drive-In, the ruins of which have been a fixture along State Highway 20 in Skagit County for decades, is apparently finally being torn down.

It’s time for the third installment County Countdown, KIRO Radio’s 13-part series about the origins of county names in Washington.

Saturday, November 7 marks the 80th anniversary of the dramatic collapse of Galloping Gertie, the original Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

The 2004 race for Washington's governor was one that many remember as bitterly hard-fought, something neither candidate has forgotten.

If you haven’t picked up your Halloween candy yet, consider the historic Mountain Bar. It’s been made in Pierce County for more than a century.

This autumn marks the 35th anniversary of Young Fresh Fellows' sophomore effort – and national breakout album – “Topsy Turvy."

It was 90 years ago this Sunday when a giant waterfront landmark – and nighttime beacon – was first switched on in downtown Seattle.