Richard D. Oxley
It’s alive! Bertha shows signs of movement in recent video
In a recent video released by WSDOT, Bertha's cutter head is rotating smoothly as the boring machine goes through testing.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
The top Thanksgiving destinations where Washingtonians are flying
Where are people traveling this Thanksgiving holiday? And when the best drive times are to get to the table on time.11 years ago
Ted Buehner
You can thank El Nino for warmer weather this winter
Thanks to El Nino, the Pacific Northwest's winter seasonal outlook shows a strong likelihood of warmer than average temperatures.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Wind blows metal sheets off Aurora Bridge
Three sheets of metal were blown of off the Aurora Bridge as heavy winds struck the region Tuesday.11 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Windstorm knocks out power to thousands of people
Thousands of people are without power across areas of Kitsap and King counties.11 years ago
Eric Mandel
Where the $28M Kingdome tax money is going
A listing of the 100 facilities that will receive $28.4 million in capital improvement grants.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Teen girl found beaten, tied up in south Seattle school bathroom
A 16-year-old girl was found tied up in a bathroom at Evergreen High School Tuesday morning.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Snowflakes spotted in Pierce County
The weather didn't completely disappoint in Western Washington on Tuesday morning.11 years ago
Eric Mandel
Proposed homeless camp site map includes residential possibilities
The Department of Planning and Development released a map illustrating approximately 1,500 potential homeless encampment sites.11 years ago
KIRO Radio Staff
Seattle City Council rejects 12-week paid parental leave
Seattle city employees will have to settle for four weeks of parental leave rather than a proposed 12 weeks.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Hate speech forces suspension of classes at Bellingham university
Hate speech over social media prompted the president of Western Washington University in Bellingham to suspend all classes Tuesday.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Startup company’s new tech could change development in Seattle
A Seattle startup says it has cracked a development code and can determine areas ripe for development, and what should be built there.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Crews clear rolled semi-truck in Renton
A rolled over semi-truck in Renton blocked traffic on the I-405 interchange for "a few hours."11 years ago
Eric Mandel
Five people injured in shooting on Broadway and Pike
Seattle Gang Unit detectives are conducting the follow up investigation after four people were shot Sunday morning.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Less than 8K in Western Washington without power after windstorm
Five days after a windstorm knocked out power to more than 300,000 customers, thousands are still in the dark.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Reports: Boeing fires employees for sexting
Several Boeing employees were fired recently for what sources say involved sexting.11 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Slim chance of lowland snow in Western Washington
Meteorologists say lowland snow is still possible in the Puget Sound region.11 years ago
Josh Kerns
Flights to honor WWII vets face ever ticking clock
There were plenty of heroics at CenturyLink Field before the Seahawks fell to Arizona.11 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Baby gorilla born at Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo
It's a girl! Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo welcomed a baby gorilla on Friday morning.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Progressives’ plan could foil Tim Eyman’s efforts
If approved, the Majority Vote Protection Act would require more than 50 percent of voters to vote on initiatives in order to even make them eligible to pass.11 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Nordstrom keeps close ties to Seahawks despite selling team years ago
When the Seahawks take on the 49ers Sunday, you can count on one of their biggest fans patrolling the sidelines before the game. Many might not recognize him, but they certainly know his name.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Police investigating threats to Seattle mosques, Muslims
The FBI is looking into threats of violence posted on Facebook against Seattle-area mosques and Muslims.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
McKenna: Refugee vetting concerns are reasonable, but governors opinions don’t matter
Despite the hubbub, Rob McKenna says governors have no say over whether or not Syrian refugees can enter the United States.11 years ago
