Paul Holden
‘A necessary tool for community survival:’ Buskarama brings joyful melodies to Seattle
This weekend, and well just about any time at Pike Place Market you will be greeted by the sweet tunes of buskers.2 years ago
Paul Holden
Weekend revelry roundup: Father’s Day, skating, yoga and more!
Rain in the forecast doesn't mean there aren't plenty of ways to celebrate Father's Day this weekend in Western Washington!2 years ago
Julia Dallas
‘Part of our legacy’: ‘Boys in the Boat’ rower’s family yearns to bring gold medal home
"Boys in the Boat" rower John White's Olympic gold medal was put up for auction. His grandson Colby White is fighting to get it back.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Trader Joe’s to open new location in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood
Trader Joe’s is opening a new store in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood at Northwest 87th Street and Greenwood Avenue North.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
Offbeat and odd news: Rare 7-foot fish washes ashore on Oregon coast, more
A massive rare fish thought to only live in temperate waters in the southern hemisphere recently washed ashore on the Oregon coast.2 years ago
Paul Holden
Weekend Revelry Roundup: Get outside with waived state park fees, festivals galore
There are lots of ways to soak up the sun and enjoy a beautiful weekend here in our region, featuring a plethora of festivals and outdoor activities.2 years ago
Heather Bosch
Are you being asked to tip too much?
Does it seem like you're being asked to tip everywhere you go and for every service you receive? Bankrate released a new survey on tipping.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Celebrate Seattle’s 50th Pride anniversary!
June is Pride Month and Seattle's 50th Pride! This month, locals can find numerous events to celebrate throughout the city.2 years ago
Julia Dallas and Steve Coogan
New statewide Styrofoam ban will ‘save Washingtonians a lot of money’
The Washington Styrofoam ban went into effect on Saturday. Here's how it could affect you and how it will impact the environment.2 years ago
Paul Holden
Weekend Revelry Roundup: June ushers in Pride Month, pet events and more
Summer is here this June with Pride Month and other celebrations getting started this weekend for a milestone moment.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
Wing Luke Museum closes after employees walk out in protest of ‘Hate’ exhibit
About two dozen employees of Seattle's Wing Luke Museum staged a walkout Wednesday to protest an exhibit that was set to begin.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
A moose killed a man in Alaska. Could it happen in Washington?
A 70-year-old man who was attempting to take photos of two newborn moose calves was killed by their mother, authorities said.2 years ago
Micki Gamez
‘I’ve never seen a girls’ basketball game sold out!’: Storm game wows Seattle youths
More than 18,000 fans saw the Storm take on the Indiana Fever, including the 12-year-old girls' Seattle Rotary Lady Style Basketball team.2 years ago
Paul Holden
Summer concerts, sports, pub crawls kick off Memorial Day weekend
This Memorial Day weekend, the concert slate is loaded with Portugal. The Man, Billy Joel, Avril Lavigne and more coming to town.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Olympic gold medal won by ‘Boys in the Boat’ rower to be auctioned
John White, one of "The Boys in the Boat," rowed for the University of Washington when they won gold in 1936 Berlin.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
UW survey: 1 in 10 Washington ‘young adults’ use cannabis every day
The Young Adult Health Survey by UW revealed daily cannabis smoking has never been higher among young adults.2 years ago
Micki Gamez
Headed to Mount Rainier National Park for the weekend? You may not get in
Mount Rainier and the national park there have seen a surge in popularity, which makes it a hot spot for the holiday weekend.2 years ago
Ted Buehner and Micki Gamez
Memorial Day Weekend gearing up to be one of region’s biggest travel days
AAA estimates 43.8 million people will travel 50 miles or more during the upcoming Memorial Day Weekend – approaching 2005’s record of 44 million travelers.2 years ago
Heather Bosch and Steve Coogan
‘Very eclectic festival’: Bumbershoot announces its 2024 lineup for Labor Day weekend
The Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival is one of the longest running independent festivals in the world and will celebrate its 51st installment this Labor Day Weekend. And this year, Labor Day is early as the event will be held Saturday, Aug. 31 and Sunday, Sept. 1 at Seattle Center. Chris Porter, the Bumbershoot music […]2 years ago
Heather Bosch
Hoop dreams are high for the Seattle Storm
NCAA women's playoff games garnered record attention. The Seattle Storm is hoping to capitalize on the momentum this WNBA season.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Why was Sea-Tac Airport so busy Sunday? Will it get worse?
Warmer weather means a busy summer travel season is ahead. Visitors may find longer than usual lines at Sea-Tac Airport and delays.3 years ago
Steve Coogan
Are tacos and burritos sandwiches? KIRO hosts say no, but a judge says yes
An Indiana judge who declared that "tacos and burritos are Mexican-style sandwiches" has cleared the way for the opening of a new restaurant.3 years ago
Paul Holden
Weekend roundup: Local music, art, pets and more!
The weekend is here and we have lots of activities going on! There will be music festivals, free health services, pups and more.3 years ago
