KIRO NEWSRADIO: SEATTLE NEWS & ANALYSIS
Jun 27, 2012, 11:12 AM | Updated: Oct 11, 2024, 1:28 pm
Scientists over at at the Ishikawa Oku Laboratory have created a robot that can beat you at Rock, Paper Scissors every single time.
The folks at Gawker say the robot cheats, but I don’t know if that’s a fair assessment. I do know one thing, though: I want to get a job at Ishikawa Oku Labs.
A father will likely face assault charges after he shoved two youth hockey referees, according to an SPD report.
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If you’re looking for a Super Bowl Party where the hosts are serving Velveeta, you won’t find it at Gee Scott's house.
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The AG's Office announced it is filing a lawsuit to stop an executive order from the Trump administration that halts federal funding for gender-affirming care.
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Maybe you've been stuck inside this week enjoying the snow and are ready to get out and enjoy the weekend, well you are in luck!
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A Republican lawmaker made an unusual suggestion during a public hearing Thursday on a bill that could lead to a fart tax on cows.
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A bill advanced in Olympia that may lead to a floor vote on one of the most significant law and justice bills of this session. It involves sentencing reform.
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The Museum of Pop Culture (MOPOP), located in Seattle, steps into the realm of folklore and fantasy with its upcoming exhibition, “Asian Comics: Evolution of an Art Form.” In collaboration with the renowned Barbican Centre in London, the limited-time exhibition journeys through the rich, multifaceted world of Asian visual storytelling, paying homage to its historical […]
Deciding when it's time for senior living can be challenging. However, a senior living community can be a positive step toward ensuring safety, health and happiness.
Safeway and Albertson’s launched the Nourishing Neighbors program to ensure everyone has access to nourishing food every day.
Billings Middle School’s curriculum is distinctively centered on social justice, preparing students to be the leaders of tomorrow.
Water damage stands as one of the most common and costly claims that homeowners face, accounting for nearly a quarter of all homeowners insurance claims.
The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust is hosting a tree-planting fundraiser, helping create a sustainable future for local communities, wildlife and the planet.
