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Jake Skorheim and Spike O'Neill Show
Spike O’Neill: Why Seattle’s new art space won’t work
I can't help but think about the announcement of the new art space designated to inhabit the old Bed Bath and Beyond in downtown Seattle.2 years ago
Nate Connors
Annual Washington Coast Cleanup looking for volunteers ahead of Earth Day
The Washington Coast Cleanup is held every year on the Saturday before Earth Day. This year it's Saturday, April 22.2 years ago
James Lynch
State commissioner to decide on high-capacity magazine ban
The Washington State Commissioner held a hearing on whether the ban on high-capacity magazines should be lifted while the full court considers the matter.2 years ago
Angela Poe Russell
Angela Poe Russell: O.J.’s death reminds America of its persistent judicial problem
Most people who stand accused, regardless of guilt or innocence, can’t afford O.J.'s dream team of attorneys, much less standard fees.2 years ago
Heather Bosch
Washington remains in the grips of drought, will stay there
The State of Washington Department of Ecology this week declared a new drought declaration for most of the entire state.2 years ago
Amy Donaldson - Executive Producer, KSL Podcasts
The Letter podcast debuts 2nd season on 1982 murders of 2 fathers
Season 2 of the podcast highlights generational questions about trauma and forgiveness stemming from the 1982 murders of two young fathers.2 years ago
Jack Stine
Stine: ‘I gave a stranger on the internet money for bras’
My point is random acts of kindness, on the internet or not, keep our society functioning, and it can be for anyone, at any time.2 years ago
Micki Gamez
Local bike shop wants to keep you moving no matter your income
To reactivate downtown Seattle, Bike Works, a small business in Columbia City, wants to keep the community cycling!2 years ago
Nate Connors
I-5 repair work to slow spring breakers, baseball fans this weekend
Beginning Friday night, three lanes of I-5 north between Albro Place and the West Seattle Bridge through Monday morning at 5 a.m.2 years ago
Micki Gamez
Going on a spring trip from Sea-Tac? Your car might not be there when you get back
In a recent report, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has seen a surge in car thefts over the past year.2 years ago
James Lynch
Sacred Medicine House: A new place to call home for homeless Indigenous people
Friday was the Grand Opening of the Sacred Medicine House, a project spearheaded by the Chief Seattle Club.2 years ago
Feliks Banel
Update: Cold War air raid siren remains in private hands
A vintage magazine ad for the type of Cold War air-raid siren which stood in a Seattle park for more than 70 years, and which now belongs to Binford Metals in Kent. (Public domain)2 years ago
Travis Mayfield
Mayfield: Love always has a place to go, even in grief
It has been eight years and several days since our son Tommy died. He was just 2 1/2 years old when he passed away.2 years ago
Heather Bosch and Steve Coogan
Washington official dismisses concerns Joe Biden may be left off election ballot
The Washington Secretary of State's office is brushing off concerns President Joe Biden won't be on the state's general election ballot.2 years ago
Sam Campbell
Woman, 83, killed, 2 more injured in crash on SR 525 involving kidnapping suspect
One person was killed and two more were injured after a kidnapping led to a crash in Snohomish County Thursday night on SR 525.2 years ago
Kate Stone
Burien city manager moves to replace police chief as camping ban fight rages
Burien's police chief could soon be forced out, as conflict escalates between the city's leaders and KCSO over a controversial camping ban.2 years ago
James Lynch
Seattle driver runs over tents on downtown sidewalk
Officers pursued a Seattle driver who ran over tents but later abandoned the chase when they learned no one was hurt. But then, the driver came back.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Jack and Spike: Lattes to lingerie from a former bikini barista’s point-of-view
Selena said life as a bikini barista was "a novelty. It's fun. I very rarely had an awkward encounter." She used to work as a stripper.2 years ago
Nate Connors
Has your insurance gone up? Rates can take a hike for distracted drivers
April is Distracted Drivers Awareness Month. The President of NW Insurance Council says it has been working on prevention for years.2 years ago
Greg Tomlin, KIRO Newsradio
Greg Tomlin: Maybe aging rock stars keep performing for reasons outside of money
Life on the road seems par for the course rather than anomalous for these aging rock stars who continue to tour late in their lives.2 years ago
Chris Sullivan
It’s not the whole enchilada, but light rail to roll on Eastside this month
Light rail service on the Eastside begins later this month. The eight stations are ready to roll. Test trains are running on the tracks.2 years ago
Kate Stone
‘Very concerning’: UW students, staff question response to football player accused of rape
Some at the University of Washington are expressing alarm at the school's treatment of a player who has been charged with raping two women.2 years ago
