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Rachel Belle
Millennial nuns are thriving: ‘We are not dying off’
Reports show there are more American sisters over the age of 90 than there are under 60. But three sisters under the age of 40 say its not a numbers game.6 years ago
Jacob Rummel
The KIRO Rundown: How to feel about Inslee’s new app
Gov. Inslee held a press conference to start this week off where he announced a new app you can download to assist in contact tracing.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Seattle TSA shares the wackiest foods people fly with over the Thanksgiving holiday
Supermodel and cookbook author Chrissy Teigan found a loophole for getting gravy through a TSA checkpoint, but TSA doesn't recommend people try to work the system.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Legendary Seattle rock club The Crocodile is moving, with big plans during a pandemic
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Seattle DJ Marco Collins reminisces on 30 years of The Crocodile and feels optimistic about what's to come.6 years ago
Jacob Rummel
The Rundown: Return of the lockdown
Gov. Inslee announced new restrictions in response to increasing COVID-19 cases, including bans on indoor dining and caps on occupancy for retail.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Native Americans want to decolonize Thanksgiving with native foods and a proper history lesson
For the third year, the University of Oregon is holding "Thanks But No Thanksgiving: Decolonizing an American Holiday," hosted by Native American students.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Republican and Democrat presidents can agree on one thing: cheeseburgers!
As a new cookbook called "Recipes From the President's Ranch" reveals, cheeseburgers were the most popular food served to foreign dignitaries during President George W. Bush's time in office.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
‘If Trump is elected, I’m moving to Canada!’ But how easy is it to get residency?
Vancouver, Canada immigration lawyer, Meika LaLonde, says she's never been so busy fielding calls from Americans in her 16 years of practice.6 years ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
Follow KIRO Radio for special Election Day coverage
Election Day 2020 is nearly here! KIRO Radio has you covered on Nov. 3 and beyond.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
New restaurants are opening in the middle of the pandemic — but why?
Every week there's an announcement about a new restaurant opening in Seattle. Why would anyone start a new business right now? The answer is simple.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Shoreline Community College first in US to offer program merging mental health professionals, police officers
Police often get called to situations where a mental health professional would be better suited, which is a gap that a new certificate at Shoreline Community College aims to fill.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
‘Things are not completely out of control’: Seattle nonprofit offers free coaching for struggling small businesses
Work for Humanity wants to help small businesses struggling during the pandemic to reinvent themselves and find creative solutions.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Learn to be a farmer at Whidbey Island’s Organic Farm School
The average American farmer is 58 years old, so farm schools like this one are crucial to keep the country fed. Future farmers come from all over the country for the intensive program on a working farm.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Founder of Comedy Central says the best ideas don’t happen working from home
While working in economics at HBO in the 80s, Art Bell pitched the idea of an all comedy network, which eventually launched in 1989. He tells the story in his new book.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Tukwila’s Spice Bridge serves global cuisine cooked by immigrant, refugee women entrepreneurs
Spice Bridge is a global food hall cooked up by the Food Innovation Network, a program helping immigrant and refugee women of color start restaurants.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Would visiting life on Venus violate Star Trek’s Prime Directive?
A group of astronomers announced Monday that there may be life on Venus. Using powerful telescopes, they detected phosphine in the planet's atmosphere.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Black professionals want you to be an active advocate at work, not a passive ally
Kristin Harper, CEO of Driven To Succeed, asked a group of Black professionals what changes they wanted to see at work, and published the findings in a free report.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Feeling isolated, lonely or stressed? Washington Listens is here to help you through quarantine
Washington Listens is a free, anonymous mental health phone line designed to help people through the quarantine.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Are you prepared for death? Seattle man launches new website to make of end of life planning easier
Seven years ago, Michael Hebb created Death Over Dinner to get people talking about their end of life plans. Now, there's the End of Life Collective.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA releases ice cream truck jingle to replace old, racist song
Ice cream company Good Humor asked Wu-Tang Clan's RZA to create a new ice cream truck jingle to replace the ubiquitous, but problematic, "Turkey in the Straw."6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Website created in quarantine connects you with local farms that deliver fresh food to your door
David Pham hasn't left his apartment in five months. Relying solely on grocery delivery, he co-founded a website that connects users with local farms.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Mariners bring ballpark food to your home with cooking demo, recipes from T-Mobile Park executive chef
This year is a bummer for baseball fans who look forward to sitting in a stadium, hot dog in one hand, cold beer in the other. On Friday, July 31, tune in to the Mariners Youtube channel to learn how to make stadium recipes at home.6 years ago
Rachel Belle
Crowds and congestion at Mount Rainier National Park: Here’s how to avoid the lines
Peak park season and canceled COVID travel have created the perfect storm at national parks. You may have to wait several hours to enter Mt. Rainier National Park on a Saturday.6 years ago
