Not a day goes by that Solomon Metalwala doesn't think or talk about his son, Sky, who disappeared two years ago this week. "To me it's like it happened yesterday. I live it every day."
Sure, parents get a little fired up over a bad call at their kid's soccer game, but police say a man crossed the line with a death threat last weekend.
Pesticides that are rarely used any longer in the U.S. are linked to a medical condition in women that can lead to infertility, according to findings from a study done by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
While some are not smiling at the record Seahawks broke over the weekend, making the biggest comeback in franchise history, it could've been worse, a lot worse.
This year's election doesn't have a ton of high profile races. But those on the ballot in Washington state and some cities could have a big impact both locally and nationally.
A company called SnoreStop, which sells nasal sprays, oral sprays and pills aimed at preventing customers from snoring -- needed a way to get attention. So it launched a campaign to send the message that when you stop a man from snoring, it keeps marriages together. And it decided to choose actual couples whose relationships showed some diversity.
Last week a Port Orchard man was arrested for drunk driving for the 13th time. It's a shocking case for many of us, but not for state Representative Roger Goodman. While he says this case is an example of the extreme, he believes the state needs to do a much better job tracking repeat drunk drivers and pushing for tougher drunk driving laws.
"Don't deport my Dad," read a sign carried by a four-year-old girl outside the Tukwila offices of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Thursday.
She and her sisters staged a last-minute protest that helped save Jose Robles from being deported back to Mexico.
The battles for social and racial justice have ranged from housing rights to fair employment to police accountability. The N.A.A.C.P. in Seattle is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
Would Ed Murray kill the coming of high-speed fiber-optic Internet access if elected Seattle mayor? That's the insinuation being made this week by his opponents after an article in the Washington Post detailed significant campaign contributions from Comcast to Murray's campaign.
This week, a Port Orchard man was picked up for drunk driving for the thirteenth time. KIRO Radio's Dori Monson has a solution to stop these repeat offenders.
Forecasters say a storm will blow into Washington Saturday with strong winds on the coast and Puget Sound region and snow in the mountains down to the highway passes.
