In the wake of poor approval ratings and criminal investigations, President Trump remains as popular as ever among his base.

What causes homelessness? Lack of affordable housing? Addiction? Seattle's Chris Rufo took on the debate on the Candy, Mike, and Todd Show.

Drivers may, or may not have noticed this change on roads across Seattle. But SDOT plans on expanding this change at crosswalks over the next two years.

James Baldwin spent 18 years working at Boeing. While others speak anonymously about the company's recent controversies, he goes on the record.

We deserve to know how many illegal immigrants are here and how many commit crimes -- and the 2020 Census should tell us this.

If we were not a sanctuary state, a convicted rapist who is likely an illegal immigrant might have been sent back to Mexico, unable to re-attack his victim.

President Trump issued a warning to the country of an impending mass round-up of illegal immigrants, but is warning the nation ahead of time really the best strategy?

KIRO Radio listener Dwayne Sigh sent me a picture recently of the damage to the I-5 underpass at 92nd, just south of Northgate.

A Boeing employee speaks out about morale at Washington-area plants where employees are weathering a company storm amid 737 Max controversy.

The bike lane advocates will faint -- Dori Monson just joined the ranks of those who commute to work by bicycle. Will he befriend Scott Kubly next?

A University of Washington professor who co-authored a recent climate study explains how she arrived at the conclusion that hundreds of Seattleites could die in coming heatwaves.

President Trump's propensity for speaking off the cuff, and then walking back his statements could put the U.S. in some hot water, right when the country needs him at his most presidential.

The Seattle soda tax collected about $22 million in revenue, with $5.7 million winding up in the general fund, which is not in line with the original intent.

I was able to spend Father's day with my dad 39 times. But there is one Father's Day that stands out. It's one that I will always remember.

A dire new climate change study predicts that hundreds of people will die in Seattle during heat events and our daily temps will rise to 124 degrees.