This week KIRO Radio host Andrew Walsh quizzes Dave Ross, Luke Burbank, news anchor Kim Shepard, and Seattle's Morning News host Tom Tangney on their knowledge of celebrity weddings. See how you do.
Today is the first day that same-sex couples could apply for marriage licenses and in three days they can be married! Rachel met a gay couple and a lesbian couple who are planning their weddings. Also, a local wedding chapel is doing the ceremonies for free for a whole week.
Now that marijuana is officially legal in our state, as of December 6th, a professional San Diego pot grower is moving himself and his business to Washington.
Photographs of a man trying to escape from the path of a New York subway train, have many asking why bystanders didn't help him. A man with experience in such a rescue says very little a person does in a situation like that is well thought out.
While basketball fans like Luke Burbank can't wait for a new Seattle arena, they're decidedly underwhelmed about the initial designs unveiled by architects for investor Chris Hansen.
Seattle Kitchen hosts Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau are pros, but not every cook has all the spices and hard to pronounce ingredients they have access to.
Everyone wants to get in on it, and for those looking to sharpen their game there are myriad paths, there are books, videos, online tutorials, and even in-person poker coaches. But just how far would you go?
DJ Sabzi, from the popular Seattle hip hop group Blue Scholars, has created a very Seattle-centric side project. He made posters, stickers, chopsticks and a rap song, all featuring the city's beloved pho. Vietnamese noodle soup for those of you not in the pho know.
Jose Barrientos thinks people may equate IQs with accents. That wasn't, however, the reasoning behind his prank that fooled just about everyone in his public speaking class at Los Angeles City College.
A Memorial Is Being Built For Braden & Charlie Powell/Cox
Charlie and Braden Powell were killed last February, when their dad, Josh, attacked them with a hatchet, then burned down the home. Now, at the Puyallup cemetery they\'re buried in, a statue and memorial is going up in their honor.
The attention deficit disorder medication linked to the reported suspensions of two Seahawks has become a widely popular drug in all sports. And although some question whether Adderall is really all that bad, experts say there's no doubt it's a performance-enhancing drug.
A Seattle writer spent a week gorging himself on technology for 16 hours a day, and then gave it all up cold turkey. You'll never guess what happens! Well, you might. Just listen to the story, would ya?
While newly elected Washington Congressman Derek Kilmer had some inkling of what he was getting into, he never realized how much he would have to take in before he even got sworn in.
A classic baked ham on the table is a sight familiar to many households around holiday time. Seattle Kitchen host Tom Douglas says the best advice for making this dish delicious is keeping it simple.
Cooking as a single person can be kind of disheartening as many recipes are made for four or more. The Seattle Kitchen staff decided to consult a couple of food experts who happen to be single to see what methods they employ to keep food exciting even when you're cooking for only one.
Seattle Times reporter Steve Miletich is used to getting the inside scoop from sources. And now he's learned the Seattle Police Department spent more than a year in a massive internal investigation trying to figure out who was leaking information to him and other reporters.
Two local ladies view Black Friday as a sports event, and they won't rest until they get every last bargain. They will give you tips on the smartest way to go about tackling the craziest shopping day of the year.
