The governor seemed to be on the verge of requiring others to happily serve gays cake, which was the last thing the Indiana Legislature was expecting when it passed that bill.
If walkers and cyclist are involved in 3 percent of collisions, as SDOT director Scott Kubly says, it means that motorists are involved in the other 97 percent.
I'm sure you've noticed that your phone's speech recognition is getting a lot better and you've heard about the smart cars that can drive themselves. It's all because of this type of super-intelligence, which is only in its early stages.
We are asked in great detail how we got our money, and we are told with great precision how much we owe, but there is not one single question on that tax return asking us how we want our money spent.
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Colleen O'Brien got to visit the grounds of master gardener Ciscoe Morris. You might be surprised to learn his garden isn't the size of a football field.
Another fraternity is in trouble, this time at Penn State where the local chapter of Kappa Delta Rho posted pictures of intoxicated female party guests to a Facebook page.
Hillary Clinton's private email server is still the most commented story on the political websites. It came up when the president was on with Jimmy Kimmel.
Senator Tom Cotton is the youngest sitting member of the U.S. Senate. He's 37 years old. He is also an Iraq war veteran and Harvard-trained lawyer from Arkansas who feels that Iran cannot be trusted with any nuclear centrifuges.
The latest violence in Ferguson comes against a backdrop of growing tension during the nightly protests outside the Ferguson police department - which had been going on peacefully since last August.
Hillary Clinton stood up in front of reporters at the UN and said that the Republicans who sent that letter to the Iranian leadership in hopes of killing the nuclear deal were pretty much traitors.