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John Curley and Earl Thomas auction off an autographed jersey at Thomas’ inaugural Guardian A...
Josh Kerns

John Curley raises big bucks, embarrasses self at Seahawks’ Earl Thomas fundraiser

Leave it to John Curley to put his foot in his mouth, even when he's doing a good deed.
12 years ago
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Photos: Cinerama gets a makeover

Cinerama will be reopening soon with a little facelift. MyNorthwest.com's Alyssa Kleven went down to take a look at the changes and put together a list of nine reasons you might want to check it out.
12 years ago
The Seattle City Council is asking the city’s legal department to look into the possibility o...
Jamie Skorheim

Seattle exploring millionaires tax; why don’t they just take our paychecks and give us allowance?

The Seattle City Council is asking the city's legal department to look into the possibility of enacting a millionaires tax in the city.
12 years ago
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Jamie Skorheim

Tom & Curley demonstrate proper etiquette when crossing Seattle streets

Amazon is expanding again and there are new fears about what all those pedestrians will do to traffic in Seattle's South Lake Union neighborhood.
12 years ago
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Would you rather drive a bus, train or plane?

On this episode of Ask Tom & Curley Anything, Tom and Curley talk dream careers and dream seats.
12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim

First Satanic Temple chapter coming to Seattle

Seattle might be getting its first Satanic Temple chapter.
12 years ago
Travel writer Rick Steves says if his ashes aren’t scattered on the Edmonds beach, he’d...
Stephanie Klein

Where would travel guru Rick Steves want to rest in peace?

If you've traveled the world selling your books, it can't be easy to settle on one place, especially for eternity. But travel guru Rick Steves does have a spot he'd like to rest in peace.
12 years ago
KIRO Radio’s John Curley says it’s no suprise that student athletes can’t keep th...
Jamie Skorheim

John Curley: No surprise student athletes suspended for partying; high school kids are dumb

Forty-five student-athletes from Tahoma High School in Covington have been suspended from sports for attending Halloween parties where drugs or alcohol were present.
12 years ago
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Jamie Skorheim

Coach John Curley gives an ‘epic halftime speech’

When his team made it to halftime with a score of 0-0, John Curley was fired up.
12 years ago

What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen on the bus?

In this episode of "Ask Tom & Curley Anything" the guys talk about nicknames and weird stuff on the bus.
12 years ago

Which KIRO host would survive on a desert island?

On this episode of Ask Tom & Curley they take a look at the KIRO hosts to consider who would survive best on a desert island.
12 years ago
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Jamie Skorheim

Tom & Curley: Terminally ill woman still in control of her own fate

Life will continue at least for a while longer for a terminally ill 29-year-old who moved to Oregon because of the state's death-with-dignity law. Brittany Maynard planned to end her battle with cancer on Nov. 1, but now says she likely won't end her life on that date.
12 years ago
This Sunday, Oct. 26, 2014 photo provided by attorney Steven Hyman shows nurse Kaci Hickox in an is...
Jamie Skorheim

Are mandatory quarantines for health care workers coming from West Africa fair?

A nurse is threatening to sue after being forced into a mandatory quarantine in New Jersey by Gov. Chris Christie for people arriving at Newark Liberty International Airport from three West African countries.
12 years ago

Why you should do what your wife asks of you

In this Halloween edition of Ask Tom & Curley Anything, Tom and John share their perspective on why you should do what your wife asks of you.
12 years ago

Why The Shawshank Redemption could be a disappointment

In this week's edition of "Ask Tom and John Anything," Tom explains why The Shawshank Redemption could be a little bit of a disappointment if you're expecting cutting-edge cinema.
12 years ago
A ball signed by Percy Harvin sold for $800 at a charity auction over the weekend. Another ball, si...
Stephanie Klein

Would you rather have a signed ball from Baldwin or Harvin?

The free market is telling and in this case, it was telling John Curley more people are interested in Percy Harvin than Doug Baldwin.
12 years ago

John gets asked an awkward question

On this episode of "Ask Tom & Curley Anything," KIRO Radio's John Curley gets asked an awkward question and Tom makes a Seahawks vs. Rams prediction.
12 years ago
Do not pick up a rat if one emerges from your toilet bowl. Slam the lid down and run for the dish s...
Stephanie Klein

How to keep the rats from coming up through your toilet

Portland isn't the only city with toilet rats. Seattleites occasionally find rodents in the bowls as well.
12 years ago
A Seattle woman who was groped downtown Seattle used social media to pressure the police into takin...
Brandi Kruse

Sex offender named person of interest in Westlake groping

A man accused of groping a woman near Seattle's Westlake Park bears a striking resemblance to a registered sex offender.
12 years ago

John has advice for posting selfies online, nude or otherwise

On this episode of "Ask Tom & Curley Anything," KIRO Radio's John Curley has some simple advice for how to look good in your selfies.
12 years ago
The Enumclaw City Council has voted unanimously to uphold a 25-year ban on pit bulls, but promised ...
Stephanie Klein

John Curley on why pit bulls can be compared to guns

The Enumclaw City Council has voted unanimously to uphold a 25-year ban on pit bulls, but promised to consider allowing the breed in the future.
12 years ago
John Curley says the Seahawks’ game Sunday reminded him of the time he met Vanna White, of Wh...

John Curley compares Seahawks to Vanna White

(The Seahawks) remind me of the time I actually met Vanna White.
12 years ago
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John would try to make money off his disease, if diagnosed

On this episode of "Ask Tom & Curley Anything," KIRO Radio's John Curley says he'd try to make money off of his disease, if diagnosed.
12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim

King County instituting higher minimum wage at same time it’s looking at cutting jobs

King County workers and their associated contractors will now be covered by the county's first-ever living wage policy. While he counts himself a supporter, KIRO Radio's Tom Tangney does note one little irony.
12 years ago
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