Josh Kerns
Ham radio operators remain key link in Seattle’s disaster preparedness
If, or when, a big earthquake hits our area, what happens if our cell phones and modern communications go down?12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seattle in top 10 hot spots for vehicle theft
The number of vehicles being stolen in Seattle could be the rise.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seattle police can start booting more vehicles thanks to courtesy notices
Seattle Parking Enforcement Officers are taking a step in courtesy while being able to boot more vehicles.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
More paid parking may be coming to Green Lake neighborhood
Residents and businesses are working with the city over a plan that would expand paid parking in an area of the popular Seattle neighborhood.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Tech expert says privacy issue remains, but advancements coming for body cams
The former chief technology officer for the City of Seattle discusses what tech could be coming to local law enforcement, such as body cams and the resulting video.12 years ago
Ted Buehner, NWS Meteorologist
Warm, dry weather predicted in latest summer outlook
Warmer than average temperatures and below normal precipitation continue to be the trend this summer, according to the latest seasonal weather outlook from the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Hot temperatures melting US 2 near Monroe
Heavy traffic and the hot temperatures are causing spots along Highway 2 to melt.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Seemingly odd detour could save Tacoma drivers a lot of time
The I-5/Highway 16 interchange in Tacoma is one of the worst chokepoints in the region. The WSDOT has an interesting solution.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Marijuana isn’t a cure-all ‘but it has miraculous medicinal powers’
An analysis of studies compiled by researchers and published in the Journal of the American Medical Association reports there's little or no benefit for many conditions.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
If approved, Seattle property owners to pay for $930M transportation levy
Seattle property owners will foot the bill if voters approve the mayor's $930 million transportation levy in November.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Renton’s IKEA is being replaced with…another IKEA
Washington's only IKEA is one step closer to getting a complete overhaul.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Mariners get new emojis
Now when you text your friends about your love of the Mariners or King Felix, you can spice it up with a few M-ojis.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Yacht company throws kink in South Lake Union bike lane project
Months of work on protected bike lanes in Westlake came to a screeching halt when a Seattle yacht company filed a lawsuit against the city.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Boeing employees dealt drugs using company’s instant messaging service
Police records indicate that Boeing employees used the company's own instant messaging program to organize drug deals for controlled substances such as morphine and Adderall.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Crews in final stretch of construction on new Puyallup River bridge over SR 167
The end is in sight for a major construction project on SR 167 over the Puyallup River. By this time next week, drivers will cross the river on a new bridge.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Change in scenery: New quiz helps to decide if it’s time to move
The quiz asks people to assess their relationships, place fulfillment and personality in order to come to a conclusion on whether moving is the right decision.
12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Hot summer could lead into warm winter
There may be less of a chance to cool off this winter after a hot summer.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Tension between city, advocates growing over Seattle green space
A recommendation that could allow some of Seattle's natural areas and greenbelts to be used for more active purposes goes too far, a group of advocates say.12 years ago
Jillian Raftery
Report: District knew of student’s sexual harassment allegations, but didn’t tell Seattle high school
An independent report confirms that Garfield High School's choir teacher and parents were drinking and lax on enforcing rules on a field trip to New Orleans in March.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
U.S. Open director defends Chambers Bay golf course
While some golfers were disappointed by the conditions of the greens at Chambers Bay for the U.S. Open, the tournament director thinks the event was a success.12 years ago
Dyer Oxley
Seattle’s stab alley: Two months after mass arrests in 9.5 blocks
The city has implemented new tactics to combat crime in downtown Seattle. But some regulars are still noticing problems along "stab alley."12 years ago
KIRO Radio Staff
Missing Orting woman’s body found in woods
The body of a missing Orting woman last seen June 6 in Spanaway has been found in the woods near Kapowsin.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Husband kidnaps wife’s boyfriend in Queen Anne
An intervention went bad after a husband abducted his wife's boyfriend in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood this weekend.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Windermere economist foresees no housing bubble
Fewer house flippers, rigid lending guidelines, higher interest rates and rising home prices back no-bubble theory.