Dori Monson

Glacier Lanes has shut their doors after 63 years. The owners say state mandated closures and a lack of direction from elected officials led to the closure.

Cliff Mass stops by the Dori Monson Show to address recent criticism he's faced, both professionally and on social media, after a recent blog post.

A Queen Anne man wants everyone to know his side of the story: He did not confront protesters in his neighborhood Wednesday night.

Loren Culp joined KIRO Radio's Dori Monson Show to talk about his plans in the days ahead as his campaign against Jay Inslee ramps up.

Bob Martin, a barber in Snohomish, owes $90,000 in fines for reopening his shop in May, according to the Everett Herald.

Police Chief Best’s neighbors tell Dori they'll keep defending their neighbors and neighborhood from groups who come to intimidate officials at their homes.

Mike Solan, president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild, is confident that pushback against the council's vote to defund police will make a difference.

Kenmore Lanes is unable to open bowling until Phase 4, even though co-owner Joann Evans says she can easily maintain social distancing and sanitizing protocols.

Joseph Wanagel, a Seattle property owner in Capitol Hill, says enough is enough with the ongoing neighborhood riots and unrest.

The King County Executive is proposing a phased closure of the county jail, but Former Sheriff John Urquhart says there are a lot of unanswered questions.