Dori Monson

While recovering from a knee replacement, Dori couldn't resist coming on his own show as a guest to give his opinion on the top headlines of the day.

Could there be a link between child sex trafficking and new sex ed lesson plans in schools? An expert from Crime Stoppers Global Solutions weighs in.

New Snohomish County Sheriff Adam Fortney reacts to the news of his former campaign opponent receiving a new county government position.

Dori calls into his own show as a guest after getting knee replacement surgery, and talks about running into Dow Constantine at the theatre.

Dori bids so long and farewell to his knee, which will be replaced next week. He remembers all the fond times he had with that beloved body part.

It's clear from Jay Inslee's poll numbers that people recognize he is doing nothing to address the issues that people really care about.

The owner of Samurai Noodle, Inc., in the U-District came to America to start a business -- but he has suffered three break-ins since December.

Listeners send Dori their tips for a successful knee replacement. Plus, Seattle City Council gets a brand-new nickname.

These radical assignments being given to second-graders in Seattle are an example of what the sex ed bill will mandate statewide.

Want to know how to prevent another downtown shooting? It starts with changing the entire policies of King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg.