Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson got the Rolling Stone treatment this week, in a lengthy article that explores, among many things, Wilson's relationship with God and how his personal brand is perceived.
After a caller tipped off 9-1-1 that a woman was driving northbound in Everett about 7 p.m. with a kid on her lap, nearby trooper Mark Francis tracked the woman down.
A provocatively titled article came across the Jason Rantz Show desk this week proclaiming Tukwila to be the "2nd most dangerous city in America." Tukwila? Really?
If you want to fully realize how lazy we've become (which, as a matter of fact, correlates with how technologically advanced and savvy we've become), take a look at a brand new Amazon.com service: Prime Now.
The Bellevue High School football program is in hot water for alleged conduct involving funneling students into a diploma mill so that they can play for the district.
Parking should not be a difficult concept to grasp. In theory, you have a clearly designated areas to place your automobile, then you're on your way to do whatever it is you're doing. But you can leave it to the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) to make such an easy task a difficult one.
The Washington Supreme Court ruled that employees at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport must be included in the local $15 minimum wage standard. But is this the word?
Is pot causing more fatal crashes than in previous years? Because the implication from headlines is that we're seeing an alarming trend. Let's fact check it.
We live in a country where large segments of the population are taught to hate the cops; to view them as the bad guys. But a Seattle program is aiming to fix that.
A Snohomish County teacher is being rewarded with extra paid vacation after an investigation found evidence of his misconduct with students. This is the second time this has happened.
If we need another reason not to prank each other, all we need to do is a take a trip to Puyallup where the Associated Press reports a 23-year-old man shot a friend, not realizing he was the victim of a prank. He mistook the friend for a burglar.
The I-90 floating bridge rail design - extending service to the Eastside - was never going to be easy. Now, Sound Transit will spend as much as $20 million more than expected because of what appears to be poor management and lack of foresight.
Cascade High senior Michael Leal sued his Everett high school for religious discrimination. He won and now the district is is ordered to pay more than $120,000 in legal fees.
It might be the worst idea in the history of workplace perks; a growing movement to allow new parents to bring their infants to the office. Now two Washington employers are joining in.
Is the Seattle joblessness rates climbing because of the $15 minimum wage? That's the claim coming out of The Daily Caller. This is a clear case for the Jason Rantz Show fact checking machine.
Mayor Murray is in so much trouble! He decided to propose a hookah lounge ban in a city that has embraced - with his help - the concept of microaggressions. And now he's the victim of the victimhood mentality he helped create.
At least 1,000 high school girls went to their school nurse to get birth control and the school doesn't actually have to tell the parents. In fact, in Washington, minors can access birth control without parental permission, including 6th graders. This troubles me.
Someone decided to paint a Pan-African-themed crosswalk in Seattle's Central District. Jason Rantz says we ought to ask the mayor for a red, white and blue crosswalk.
A few hundred bicyclist activists in San Francisco were upset when they were asked to follow traffic laws. Consequently, they tried to make a political statement.
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