MyNorthwest Blog

With aging buildings and a partly-finished alert system, Washington still has a long way to go before it's ready for the next big earthquake.

While a possible 9.0 earthquake is what makes headlines, seismologist Bill Steele believes that a Nisqually-type quake is more likely in the years to come.

The battle for fair wages in Seattle is defined by defined by an argument from large-scale employers, who claim that increased wages are bad for everyone.

Think you've got what it takes to be the President of the United States? Celebrate President's Day with a little trivia.

On Wednesday, a violent mob stormed the U.S. Capitol, emboldened by months of fiery post-election rhetoric. So, who's to blame? The list is a long one.

All of your favorite personalities, reporters, anchors, producers, and writers are here to wish you a happy holiday, and all the best as we head into the new year. 

This holiday season, Seattle Radio Theatre and KIRO Radio returned with the magic of a live old-timey radio drama.

Cal Anderson Park transformed into an unsanctioned homeless encampment in recent months, and the city planned to clear it this week.

The first doses of a COVID vaccine rolled out in Washington. The question now is whether enough people are willing to get the injection when it's available.

Hear a sneak preview of this year’s holiday radio play, “A Green & White Christmas.” Tune into the live show on KIRO Radio on Dec. 17 at 8 p.m.