Josh Kerns
Lack of cell service on Highway 410 leaves drivers in danger
There's little to no cell phone service along large stretches of a well-used highway. So drive carefully.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
No new information on Bertha, project timeline not released when promised
An update on the Seattle tunnel project timeline is late.11 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Seattle police chief praises officers, touts lower crime rates
To mark her first year on the job, Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O'Toole sent out a progress report, of sorts, to her department, touting a reduction in crime and outlining challenges her officers face.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Smoking ban in Seattle parks takes effect with minimal punishment
It's the first day of Seattle's new park smoking ban. Violators won't be fined, however.11 years ago
Tom Kelly
Dry weather spurs landscaping changes
The survey analyzed 1,600 homeowners who completed an outdoor project in the past 12 months, or are currently working on one, or are planning a project in the future.
12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Brush fire slows Monday morning commute on northbound I-5 near Boeing Field
A brush fire closed two right lanes of I-5 near Boeing Field, slowing the Monday morning commute.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Seattle police close robbery case with 13-year-old suspect
Despite covering their faces, two teens' chances of getting away with armed robbery were slim after the victims recognized them from school.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
West Seattle’s transportation problem could be a template for solving city’s traffic woes
West Seattle's transportation issues are mostly likely going to get much worse, before getting better. And they will likely spread to other neighborhoods.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
KIRO Radio busts summer myths
Follow along as KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Colleen O'Brien take the summer myths quiz and prove they're native Washingtonians.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Who cleans up the mess after a Mariners game?
Imagine having to clean up after a frat party, with everything from empty beer bottles to half-eaten food and other garbage all over. Do that for 81 home games at Safeco Field.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Rob McKenna: Life in prison might be better than death penalty for Christopher Monfort
KIRO Radio political analyst Rob McKenna explains why some lawyers prefer life in prison sentences instead of the death penalty, and why that might be part of considerations for the Monfort case.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Salmonella outbreak reported after people cuddle, kiss chickens
Chickens have caused a Salmonella outbreak across multiple U.S. states, including Washington, leading the CDC to recommend not cuddling with your chickens.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
First measles-related death in more than a decade reported in Washington
The first measles-related death in the country in more than a decade was reported in Washington.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Two year old girl hit, killed by car in Redmond
A child was killed after being hit by a car at the town center.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Girl Scout CEO responds to skepticism over $100K donation
KIRO Radio's John Curley believes the Girl Scouts "concocted" a story to get people to feel sorry for them, thus paving the way for even more money. Others agree, and some don't.12 years ago
Jillian Raftery
Western Washington is a ticking time bomb for fires
June saw record-breaking average temperatures and dry conditions that rival some of the most arid Augusts in Washington history.12 years ago
Sara Lerner
Grieving aunt relieved Alaska Airlines is changing bereavement policy
It started on Sunday when Paula Kohring, of Everett, got some of the worst news of her life. Her nephew, who lives in Alaska, was in a coma after a freak rugby accident and he wasn't going to come out of it.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Missing python in Phinney Ridge returned home
A Ball Python with a history of escape attempts was found safe and sound at an animal shelter.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Washington’s budget breaks down in Olympia in wake of governor signing it
Republicans accuse Democrats of going back on their word, while Democrats may be divided on how to finish the budget in Olympia.12 years ago
Feliks Banel, Local Historian
Jacques Cousteau’s Calypso and her Seattle roots
Jacques Cousteau's Calypso been called one of the most famous of her kind in the world, yet almost nobody remembers that she was born in Seattle.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Wanna getaway? Creative options for vacation rental
Buyers often need renters to help offset their costs particularly in the first few years of ownership.
12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Kayaktivists promise protests if Shell oil rig returns
Five out of 21 kayaktivists were cited for violating the Coast Guard's safety zone as the Noble Discoverer left Everett Tuesday morning. One activist said this is not the end of local resistance.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Large site in Central Seattle is ‘ripe’ for the market
One of the largest sites in Central Seattle is hitting the market and could sell for a pretty penny.12 years ago
