With the Mueller report in the rearview, suppose we move on as a country and do what Trump has promised many times: Reform the system that bankrupts too many Americans in need of prescription drugs.

Washington Congressmember Denny Heck says that despite the Mueller Report's release, there is more work ahead for Congress and the issues surrounding Russian interference in the 2016 election are not settled.

Dori is vindicated over his $15 minimum wage predictions -- a survey of restaurants found that a higher minimum wage cost employees their jobs.

Two King County Metro employees were arrested for aiding in the trafficking of minors within the same week. Is it a coincidence?

In this week's Feedback Friday -- why did one listener find it terribly inappropriate for Dori to play the song "Stacy's Mom?"

One month after the death of Deputy Ryan Thompson at the hands of an illegal immigrant, Aaron Thompson explains why he feels sanctuary policy contributed to his brother's murder.

A relatively low budget British film called "Teen Spirit" covers familiar singing competition ground, but it does so with such a melancholy air that it seems almost fresh.

In President Trump's zeal to convince America of his innocence, he started issuing demands which, had they been followed, would very likely made him the second-coming of Richard Nixon.

The Seattle Center Coliseum, like so many projects around here, will be late and over budget -- and it's in no small part due to nostalgia.

A local environmentalist with TreeSisters plans to hold a vigil for trees being felled by Sound Transit -- and teaches Dori how to communicate with trees.

New documents uncovered by the Washington Policy Center show that the Seattle City Council was well aware the income tax it passed in 2017 was unconstitutional.

Johns Hopkins oncologist Marty Makary is going to bat against predatory billing practices in hospitals across the country, and even has the president paying attention.

Thanks to all of those illegal strikes by the teachers union, school districts across the state are having to cut librarians, teachers, and administrators.

Troopers with Washington State Patrol are conducting a 28-day emphasis patrol right now, targeting vehicles with unsecured loads. It's a significant problem, easily remedied, that drivers often ignore.

Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda is pregnant -- and guess who she wants to cover the cost of her childcare? The taxpayers, of course!