In July I told you about a local pet detective named Kat who worked on 600 missing animal cases last year alone. Now one of her rookie K9 pet detectives has been diagnosed with lymphoma. Kat can't afford the $7000 chemo treatment, that will keep Zeke alive, so she's looking to the community for help.
If you volunteered to bring the pies to Thanksgiving dinner and you've never rolled dough or you're kind of rusty at pie making, drop everything and get started now.
Restaurants in Seattle are coming together for a special night at Tom Douglas' Palace Ballroom next week to show support for fellow restaurants in New York ravaged by Superstorm Sandy.
A 4th and 5th grade teacher in Kent has transformed his classroom into a mad scientist's lair: insects, black lights and 3D glasses. He engages the kids in fun activities and their test scores have doubled.
An NFL player is getting plenty of grief for his fear of horses, especially since that's the team mascot. It's got Ross and Burbank sharing their own phobias.
46 year old Dave was growing tired of city life in Seattle's Capitol Hill. So, with no experience to speak of, he bought a farm in Thurston county and learned from the ground up. Five years later, the converted Country Mouse can't imagine returning to the city.
A couple from Anacortes recently got to see themselves portrayed on the silver screen. Mark Lijek and Cora Amburn-Lijek were two of the six U.S. Embassy workers rescued by the CIA in Iran in 1980, the story told in Ben Affleck's new movie Argo.
The City of Auburn tried to exclude the anti-war group, Veterans For Peace, from marching in Saturday's Veteran's Day Parade. But, with help from the ACLU, a federal judge allowed the group to march.
Ross and Burbank listener Barb has been job hunting with the help of Workplace 911's Bob Rosner for over a month. Rosner promised Dave and Luke that he could get one of their listeners a job in under 60 days.
When it comes to ecological disaster, thoughts turn to events like the Exxon Valdex or BP oil spills. But filmmaker Ken Burns says they pale in comparison to the Dust Bowl, the subject of his new documentary.
Have you ever wondered how your favorite eatery got its name? Seattle Kitchen hosts and restaurant owners Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau acknowledge it's usually something that takes a lot of thought.
During the holiday season, there's one bird that gets all the attention. It's nearly turkey time, so the Seattle Kitchen staff has tips for you to make a great bird this season.
A unique film festival that asks people to offer up their living rooms, and invite strangers in, to watch a selection of short films previously shown at this year's festivals.
With so many questions about what happens now that marijuana will soon be legal in Washington state, the Ross and Burbank Show turned to Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes for a Q&A about where to get it. Dave and Luke wanted to know what the cops will do now and if we're heading for a showdown with the feds.
After Washington voters approved I-502, which legalizes the use of marijuana among people over 21, one of the Ross and Burbank Show staff members says he's going to give it a try.
On Friday we told you about two amateur divers who hunted an octopus in West Seattle, and were blacklisted by the entire local diving community despite it being completely legal. Today I have an update! A petition to protect the Giant Pacific Octopus is circulating and one of the local divers rethinks the way he handled things last week.
Two longtime Seattle scuba divers confronted a couple of young divers pulling a Great Pacific Octopus from the Puget Sound on Wednesday. Hunting octopi is legal, but very taboo amongst divers and they're hoping the sea creatures can be protected.
The topic of this week's Ross and Burbank knowledge-off quiz is marathons, specifically the New York City Marathon, which will go on on Sunday despite the devastation left by Hurricane Sandy.
A Monroe woman has created Treats for Troops, and she's asking families to donate part of their extra Halloween candy to the troops. You drop it off, she'll send it out.
