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.
Seattle Kitchen host and James Beard Award-winning Restaurateur Tom Douglas has a new project in the works and he's sharing exclusive details with KIRO Radio listeners.
When Republican Rob McKenna lost his cool with a critic on the street and he told her to "get a job," it was a rare slip in his highly disciplined campaign for governor. And it was pure gold for Zach Wurtz, who's made his living the past two years following McKenna with a camera everywhere he goes.
O'Dea High School's principal has resigned after accusations of sexual abuse. Advocate group, Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP), says O'Dea and the Archdiocese are trying to cover up the alleged abuse. But why hang on to someone if there's a credible allegation?
This week's ingredient of the week is Mushrooms. The Seattle Kitchen staff was lucky enough to get a visit from Whole Foods' Local Forager to talk about all the varieties they carry.
Donald Trump told President Barack Obama that he had until Wednesday to turn over his college transcript and passport records the Donald himself, but the mega-rich comb-over king has graciously extended the deadline.
There are only three Frank Lloyd Wright homes in Washington state, and one of them is up for sale, for the first time since it was built in the early 1950's. Rachel Belle takes a tour and takes you along with her.
Thirty-foot waves. Fifty-knot winds. Blinding rain. It was without a doubt the most intense mission Coast Guard pilot Lt. Jane Pena had ever faced as she helped lead a harrowing rescue effort in the teeth of Hurricane Sandy Monday off the North Carolina coast.
Jewish people sent to Auschwitz, during WWII, had numbers and letters tattooed on their arms by the Nazis. Now, the descendents of these survivors are getting those same numbers and letters tattooed on their forearms, to keep their family's story alive. A Seattle man, with two holocaust survivors for parents, talks about how this is both horrific and meaningful.
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After a crash of the Ross home computer kept Dave from accessing his favorite solitaire game, 40 Thieves, he decided it was time to get a new machine. Though unintentional, Dave became an early adopter of the new Windows 8 technology and used the opportunity to give listeners a review of the new system.
Every week, Seattle Kitchen's Tom Douglas and Thierry Rautureau add two ingredients to ordinary meals to make them extraordinary. This week: popcorn, hot dogs, and lasagna.
In honor of Rachel Belle's hard-hitting report on a new hot tub boat floating soakers around local waters, this week's knowledge-off quiz is all about hot tubs.
A Seattle boat builder has created the Hot Tub Boat, and you can take one out for a spin on Lake Union, rain or shine. Note: It's the best thing. Ever.
Career Coach Bob Rosner promised that he would get one Ross and Burbank listener a job in under 60 days. Now several weeks in, Barb, the listener selected to receive Bob's help, called in to give us an update on her progress.
