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Jamie Griswold
Even sex offenders should be able to decorate on Halloween
Convicted sex offenders are suing a California city over a new law that keeps them from decorating their homes on Halloween. KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Luke Burbank are siding with the sex offenders, saying they should be able to decorate just like anyone else.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
School district proposes trash can cameras to catch kids tossing veggies
In news that's surprising to probably no one, kids in at least one Florida school district aren't eating their fruits and vegetables. But what is surprising is the Lake County School Board is considering installing cameras in cafeteria trash cans to keep track of what's being tossed.14 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Mariners have ‘Moneyball’ budget but not winning season
Why haven't the Mariners stolen that "Moneyball" formula?14 years ago
Rachel Belle
The Happiness Project: Happier At Home
Everybody wants to be happy. Right? Well, Gretchen Rubin wants to be happy, so a few years ago she wrote a book called The Happiness Project, a book that inspired me to literally put down the book and clean out my closet and to write everyday.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Are bike helmets keeping people from riding?
In Paris, Amsterdam and other cities around the world, you see thousands of people riding bikes all over the place, many of them taking part in hugely popular bike sharing programs. They boast far more riders than the United States. And unlike in many U.S. cities, most don't wear helmets.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Luke Burbank: Tweets by Beat are too much information
With the Seattle Police Department putting 911 calls on Twitter via its new "Tweets by Beat" initiative, Luke Burbank figured it would be worthwhile to keep tabs on crime happenings in his Beacon Hill neighborhood.14 years ago
Jillian Raftery
Candy sushi for children at Queen Anne Hill’s Charley and May Company
Rachel Belle came in to guest-host the Seattle Kitchen Show and spoke with Lauren Farmocola, owner of the Charley and May Company on Queen Anne Hill, who serves children candy sushi at her pop-up sushi bar.14 years ago
Jillian Raftery
Ingredient of the week: Fall salads
On this week's show Seattle Kitchen host Thierry Rautureau, Katie O and guest host Rachel Belle chat about delicious fall salad ideas.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Rape victim is devastated by Seattle attorney assault
The interpreter who helped a woman allegedly raped twice by a prominent Seattle attorney says the massage therapist is devastated by the attacks.14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
Dave Ross and Luke Burbank find out they are thieves
Just recently Dave and Luke found out they'd been committing some criminal acts around the office.14 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Luke: Real gangsters aren’t on Facebook
A new Facebook page called "Tacoma Snitches" has already outed 36 "snitches" and is liked by more than 6,800 people.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Mayor McGinn touts “tweets by beat”, gunshot detection system
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn says a new system of tweeting most 911 calls is another step in improving police transparency.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Birthday Dreams Brings the Party To Homeless Boys & Girls
Can you imagine your childhood without any birthday parties? It's definitely something we all took for granted and expected as kids. For homeless kids living in shelters, it doesn't always happen.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Luke Burbank tests crosswalk safety
Crossing the street in Redmond has turned into risky business at some intersections, so the cops are cracking down.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Celebrate National Punctuation Day
Like it or not, we now live in a world of LOL OMG ROFL, where lots of highly educated people have thrown spelling and grammar to the wayside in favor of laziness and saving time. Celebrate it!14 years ago
Brock Huard loses wedding ring in man-hug-Seahawks-celebration-dance with Luke Burbank
Celebrations got so crazy in the KIRO/ESPN booth at Monday night's Seahawks game against the Green Bay Packers that 710 ESPN host Brock Huard left without his wedding ring.
14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Former NFL official says refs got Seahawks call wrong
Add former NFL veteran official Jim Tunney to the list of people who say the referees got the end of the Seahawks game wrong. In an interview with Ross and Burbank, Tunney says he's watched the replay dozens of times and is convinced the play should have been ruled an interception.14 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Video: Are these the voters candidates are wooing?
As the election nears the candidates are focusing on one thing: Undecided voters.14 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Ingredient of the week: Squash
So many people grow squash in their garden at home and end up with a crop so large they aren't sure how to cook it all up. The Seattle Kitchen Show celebrates this fall favorite by bringing you all their favorite recipes for this delicious vegetable.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
Seattle’s Latte Art Championship is On This Weekend
If there was a sound to represent Seattle, it might have to be the espresso grinder . This weekend, there is a cacophony of coffee making music at the Seattle Convention Center.14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
Men turning to testosterone for edge in daily life; doc warns of potential side effects
Everyone's aware of athletes taking advantage of a little testosterone boost to enhance performance, but there's new reports that indicate regular old Joes are now looking to it for an edge in everyday life.14 years ago
Rachel Belle
How A Brain Tumor Changed Pat O’Day and a Juilliard Bound Pianist
For those who grew up in Seattle in the 1960's, Pat O'Day was rock and roll radio. A 78-year-old firecracker, who still does real estate on the San Juan Islands and announces hydroplane races, Pat wasn't feeling like himself over the past year.14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
Puyallup Fair changing name to Washington State Fair
The Puyallup Fair wraps up a 17-day run on Sunday for the last time with that name. Next year the fair will be called the Washington State Fair.14 years ago
