People at reSTART in Fall City have an internet addiction, or are addicted to video games, and have lost their jobs or flunked out of college because of it.
The Dori Monson Show has obtained an internal WSDOT email that details the Transportation Commission's effort to turn every road in Washington state into a toll road.
State senator Guy Palumbo, a Democrat representing Bothell and Mountlake Terrace, tells KTTH's Jason Rantz he's not surprised Amazon is looking outside of Seattle.
When a transgender person decides to transition from one sex to another, there are a lot of steps involved. They might change their appearance and their name. They might take hormones and have gender reassignment surgery. But after all of this is complete, many may find their old voice doesn't match their new appearance.
Could a stool transplant fix multiple ills? Use of this unlikely medical treatment is proving to be a very effective to treat gastroenterological disease.
Michael Bennett's refusal to stand for the national anthem sparked a question for me: when and why did sports and The Star spangled Banner become intertwined? Here's a look at the history.
Seattle has two Sephardic synagogues. Each bake thousands of traditional pastries for annual bazaars - quite different from the more popular Jewish foods.
Concerned about the greenhouse gas emissions caused by livestock, Ethan Brown created Beyond Meat. He uses science to turn plants into meat, with the hope that meat lovers will eat less beef.
Port Gamble looks like a movie set. More specifically, the movie set of Pleasantville. The teeny tiny town on Highway 104 on the Kitsap Peninsula is frozen in time, with sprawling, perfectly manicured lawns, white picket fences, and flawless New England architecture, most of it built between the 1880s and 1919. There are no garbage […]
In the tiny Olympic Peninsula farming town of Chimicum, Washington, it was big news when the Chimicum Corner Farm Stand recently added a vintage windmill to the mix.
Rachel Belle asked listeners for story suggestions in the Port Townsend area, and one of the most vague and odd suggestions led her to a Port Townsend mini mart that sells 28 different sandwiches.
