Tom and Curley

When Kelsey Klevenberg saw a man wrenching on the bronze bat attached to the Ken Griffey Jr. statue he didn't anticipate it would actually snap off.

Two Seattle City Council members want to tax Seattle’s largest business in order to help support services to aid the city's homeless population. John Curley questions who's really responsible for paying the tax.

These are the lessons I learned from my father, and I reflect on them as he lays in a hospital, expected to pass away soon.

You can't win an historic Powerball drawing anymore, but that doesn't mean smaller lottery winnings are out of the question.

Libertarian John Curley may have been critical of them in the past. But something changed his mind about using a Seattle bike share.

KIRO Radio's Tom Tangney wonders if we are now seeing the real Donald Trump after an "historic" press conference.

On Monday, President Donald Trump denounced the race-fueled protest that turned violent in Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday.

KIRO Radio's Tom Tangney argues that a city income tax is an attempt at making the system more fair. But does it?

A man walking along Mason County Sunday morning was shot after an argument with passersby over a dead raccoon.

John Curley admits he was levitating in bed last night after reading the latest minimum wage studies.