Dave Ross
Ready for another shutdown?
It turns out that even with the big budget cuts that canceled the Blue Angels and furloughed thousands of federal employees, the United States has once again hit the debt ceiling. In fact, according to the President's chief economic adviser, Alan Krueger.13 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Study says 70 is the new 60
If getting senior perks starting at 65 wasn't enough, there's more good news for those heading to the big 7-0.13 years ago
Dave Ross
When eating too healthy becomes a problem
Are you ready for the latest potential eating disorder? Orthorexia.13 years ago
Dave Ross
What goes through their minds?
Anthony Weiner's campaign for Mayor of New York has turned out to be a tougher sell than he thought.13 years ago
Dave Ross
America’s scariest police chief
He's been called America's scariest police chief. And apparently it's not just the criminals he is scaring. Mark Kessler is the police chief and in fact the only police officer in Gilberton, PA, population 800. As a sworn officer he can possess fully automatic weapons, which he demonstrates on YouTube.13 years ago
Dave Ross
She says he got away with murder
Another juror from the George Zimmerman trial has spoken. She's Juror B-29, first name Maddy, a mother of 8 children, of Puerto Rican descent.13 years ago
Dave Ross
My health insurance premium will drop by HOW much?
Everybody's worried that the new health care law is going to create national sticker shock. On Wednesday, in his big speech in Illinois the president seemed to be saying, it certainly will - just not in the direction you expected.13 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Government now killing owls to protect owls
Federal wildlife officials plan to dispatch armed bird specialists into forests of the Pacific Northwest starting this fall to shoot one species of owl to protect another that is threatened with extinction.13 years ago
Dave Ross
He warned us
Anthony Weiner, former congressman, now candidate for Mayor of New York, warned us when he kicked off his campaign that more inappropriate sex chats might emerge…13 years ago
Dave Ross
Why Britain loves its royalty
So another fairy tale begins - Britain's royal infant enters a gilded fishbowl which his parents cannot protect him from, but must prepare him for.13 years ago
Josh Kerns
If school zone cams are really just for safety, then why not a separate fund for ticket revenues?
If school zone cameras are supposed to be solely for safety, then why does Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn want the money to stay in the general fund, where it can be spent on anything?13 years ago
Dave Ross
No, we are NOT Trayvon
Over the weekend there were about 100 rallies around the country protesting the not guilty verdict for George Zimmerman, the man who shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.13 years ago
Dave Ross
The electricity will have to wait
Dave Ross talks to Robert Zornes about his newly purchased land on the Lewis and Clark Trail.13 years ago
Dave Ross
Families are finding themselves collateral damage of Obamacare
The President was selling Obamacare Thursday at the White House - dismissing Republican critics who say it's hurting working people. But I got yet another message from a listener who says that's exactly what's happened to her family.13 years ago
Dave Ross
A member of the Taliban explains why Malala was shot
When she was 15, Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head on her school bus because she had publicly criticized the Taliban practice of banning girls from attending school in Pakistan.13 years ago
Dave Ross
The monster on the cover
The headline says "How a popular Promising student was failed by his family, fell into radical Islam, and became a monster."13 years ago
Dave Ross
Joe Biden’s shotgun-firing advice lands Vancouver man in court
A Vancouver, Washington resident and proud gun owner was in court Wednesday for following the advice of Joe Biden.13 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Violent cartel kingpin’s arrest doesn’t mean drug war is over on Seattle streets
A prominent leader of one of Mexico's most infamous drug cartels has been arrested. But the war on drugs, along the border, and in the Northwest, is hardly over.13 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Man’s retirement property standing in way of $200 million project
Robert Zornes, an RV park owner in Forks, got a little more than he bargained for when he purchased a 100-acre riverfront property on the Columbia River where he dreamed of one day retiring with his wife.13 years ago
Dave Ross
Why Seattle can’t be Paris when it comes to bike sharing
Bike sharing is coming to Seattle. You're going to see clusters of rental bikes parked in these big clamps that you open by swiping a credit card.13 years ago
Dave Ross
Why Republicans will have to vote yes on immigration
If you follow politics at all, you know Grover Norquist. He's the anti-tax conservative who famously said he wanted to shrink government down to the size where we can drown it in the bathtub. "Raising taxes is what politicians do instead of reforming government."13 years ago
Dave Ross
UW scientist captures ‘scream’ of Alaskan volcano as it erupts
It sounds like a joke: what did the Volcano say just before it blew its top?13 years ago
Dave Ross
Solar storms have and will knock out major tech in the US
We've all seen the northern lights - we all know how beautiful they are - but they actually signal severe magnetic storms.13 years ago
Dave Ross
What happens when the victim lives?
George Zimmerman's not guilty verdict has social media networks spreading the story of another Florida self-defense case - last year's trial of Marissa Alexander.13 years ago
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