710 ESPN Seattle's Danny O'Neil says even though Tom Brady will most likely lose some money over "Deflategate," the star quarterback is more worried about his reputation.
Dave Ross and Jason Rantz will be recording live at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. One of them has safety concerns, the other does not.
Marcus Garrison Green, the founder and executive editor of the South Seattle Emerald, told Seattle's Morning News that while Seattle has a reputation of being liberal, it is a segregated city.
Can politicians really do anything in times of uncertainty like what the country is experiencing after two fatal shootings of black men and an attack on police?
Two police shootings caught on video prompt the question: Just what are you supposed to do if you're stopped by law enforcement and you're carrying a firearm?
Todd Herman says it doesn't matter if Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton wins the race to the White House. His hopes lie outside the realm of Washington D.C.
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross wonders if Democrats would have been better off had the FBI recommended charges against Hillary Clinton over her carelessness with emails.
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710 ESPN Seattle's Danny O'Neil isn't buying the Bellevue School District's response to the $175,000 worth of gear purchased from football coach Butch Goncharoff.
While listening to Mitt Romney speak recently, KIRO Radio's Dave Ross came to the conclusion that politicians actually sound reasonable when they're not running for anything.
After KIRO Radio's Dave Ross brought up the idea of gun shop owners alerting others of suspicious customers, one software developer took on the challenge of allowing them to do just that.
The man helping "mostly middle-aged white males in California" get their hands on "unserialized" firearms says he doesn't see a way of preventing people with ulterior motives from getting their hands on weapons in the U.S.