MyNorthwest Staff
More Atlantic salmon coming to Puget Sound despite objections
Despite objections by Gov. Jay Inslee, Cooke Aquaculture intends to move a million Atlantic salmon to the area following an infamous salmon spill.9 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Juvenile stabbed near Federal Way High School
A juvenile was stabbed near Federal Way High School late Tuesday morning. The stabbing appeared to have happened in the school’s parking lot.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Both Seattle mayoral candidates want to study covering I-5
Mayoral candidates Jenny Durkan and Cary Moon talk about the potential of placing an I-5 lid to cover over the freeway in Seattle.9 years ago
Hanna Scott
Las Vegas shooting sparks gun control debate once again
Las Vegas shooting sparks gun control debate around the Northwest. KIRO Radio's Hanna Scott talks to a gun store owner and a gun control advocate.9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
‘Nobody knows what these people are going through’ in Puerto Rico
The president of the Puerto Rican Association of Washington said he's disappointed with the United States' response to the devastation in Puerto Rico.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
NW called upon to donate blood for Las Vegas, but supply is low
In the wake of the shooting in Las Vegas Sunday night, the nation and the Northwest has been called upon to help the victims and their families.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle-area politicians, athletes respond to deadly shooting
The country awoke to the devastating news of the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history where more than 50 people died and more than 500 were injured.9 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Customer shames waitress, manager for racism at Federal Way Denny’s
A customer shamed a waitress and manager at the Federal Way Denny’s online Thursday after what he called a racist incident.9 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Man in Kirkland hate crime attack: ‘I thought, ‘I’m going to die'”
The man who was the victim of a hate crime in Kirkland is telling his story to try to keep it from happening to anyone else.9 years ago
Dyer Oxley
Seattle traffic isn’t so bad if you ask these Germans
A global list ranks Seattle as the best city to drive in this year. It's obviously missing a few significant points of Seattle traffic.9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
Ciscoe Morris’ legacy transcends the garden
It has pretty much been established that every Seattleite loves gardening aficionado Ciscoe Morris. Ciscoe loves the "livin' tweedle" out of life.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
City of Seattle counters income tax lawsuits
The City of Seattle has filed for a summary motion in the lawsuit attacking its recently-passed income tax on high earners.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seahawks create fund for team’s justice and equality cause
Seattle's football team announced Friday the creation of the Seahawks Players Equality & Justice for All Action Fund supporting education programs.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
All lanes reopen on SB I-5 in Seattle after crash
A 4-car collision halted traffic on southbound I-5 at Spokane Street in Seattle on Friday for two hours.9 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Metro bus drivers to receive $6.4 million in back pay
Metro bus drivers will receive $6.4 million in back pay after King County Metro broke federal labor rules.9 years ago
Hanna Scott
Pharma faces lawsuits while Kirkland mom watches son suffer from heroin addiction
As Seattle and the state sue Oxycontin manufacturers, a Kirkland family still deals with the repercussions of opioid addiction.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
‘Pacific Highway of storm systems’ rolling in
A surprise summer-like few days helped us forget about the impending fall weather that will become more apparent as we head into next week.9 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
State AG announces lawsuit against maker of OxyContin
State Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced a lawsuit against one of the country's largest opioid manufacturers Thursday morning.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
One way to fix I-405: Higher express lane tolls
The express toll lanes on I-405 are falling just short of a benchmark. Legal expert Rob McKenna says there's a way to solve that -- higher tolls.9 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle Mayor Burgess seeks to regulate off-duty police jobs
One week after confirmation that the FBI is targeting Seattle cops’ off-duty work, Mayor Tim Burgess on Wednesday announced he will end the practice of private companies controlling the moonlighting for city cops while calling for a task force to restructure how the police force manages those hours. “Practices were not stopped in the past, but […]9 years ago
Kipp Robertson
It’s time to incentivize needle cleanup in Seattle
Is it too far-fetched to try and incentivize needle cleanup in Seattle to keep drug paraphernalia out of our children's hands?9 years ago
Feliks Banel
Men from Portland created Seattle’s first housing boom
It was 166 years ago this week when three men from Portland visited West Seattle. They liked what they saw, so they decided to move here and look for work and a place to live.9 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
Gov. Inslee’s earthquake subcabinet says it didn’t have enough resources
Governor Jay Inslee will meet with a subcommittee he tasked to look at how we can be more prepared for major earthquakes in our Washington state.9 years ago
