An electronic billboard near the I-5 freeway in Fife is hard to ignore. More so now that it features an angry-looking Richard Sherman of the Seattle Seahawks with the caption: "Zero Class."
Seattle entrepreneur John Chen has taken some pretty big risks in his career. But now that he's got full fledged Seahawks fever, he's making the riskiest bet of his life - counting on the 12th Man to help him fill three Super Bowl suites.
For the last few days, the Seahawks story line has been the postgame rant of Richard Sherman. But you'll get none of that from Seattle's unassuming, reserve running back, who is waiting patiently for his star to shine.
As the Seahawks head to the Super Bowl, KIRO Radio's Dori Monson Show is taking a look back at all the great players that have fueled the enthusiasm for the this Seattle team.
State troopers arrested a man whose license was suspended for DUI driving at speeds of more than a hundred miles an hour on I-5 near Kent Wednesday morning.
Before the end of the Seahawks NFC Title win - we got a look at Richard Sherman's first big advertising gig: Beats by Dre headphones. And then came the rant.
A Seattle company is now playing a small role in the continuing public difficulties of some state health exchanges to get up and running under the Affordable Care Act.
The embattled head of Eastside Catholic High School in Sammamish has resigned in the aftermath of her controversial firing of a popular gay vice principal and swim coach.
Strict rules prevent manufacturers and marketers from exploiting the Super Bowl name. But that won't stop clever and opportunistic Seattle-area retailers from making a buck on the wings of the Seahawks success.
