You wouldn't think that young American girls raised in normal, healthy families would ever find themselves lured into sex trafficking - but it happens more often than you might think.
As hard as it may be to believe given the current football rivalry between Seattle and San Francisco, the 12th Man used to be a 49ers fan. Or, he at least tuned in to 49ers games on the radio in Seattle every week.
It may have been easy for undercover Seattle police officers to blend in and keep an eye on rowdy fans while the Raiders were in town, but it may not be so easy while the Jaguars are here.
We told you yesterday about the changes coming to the Seattle Police use-of-force policy, and how the manual is going from five to seventy pages.
The police guild thinks some of those changes might put officers at risk. We turned to experts around the country
Our hearts are heavy at KIRO Radio after learning that our longtime colleague and friend, Jeanne Lockhart, passed away early Thursday morning after a five year battle with breast cancer.
Hard core Apple fans began lining up early Thursday to be the first to get their hands on the new iPhones, which go on sale Friday morning. But do you need to rush out for Apple's latest and greatest? Tech experts say while the newest offerings are nice, they're certainly not necessary.
Seattle police officers have dealt another blow to Mayor Mike McGinn's flagging re-election efforts as the Seattle Police Officer's Guild announced Thursday it was endorsing Senator Ed Murray in the November election.
The Seattle Police use of force policy manual, as it's written today, is five pages. The independent monitor appointed by the Department of Justice to oversee the department has introduced a manual that is 70 pages. It highlights all the do's and don'ts he believes are necessary to help officers avoid using force in the future.
It's late September, that time of year when a mixture of frustration and wistfulness takes hold as an important date on the Northwest calendar, when Seattle's true birthday is ignored once again.
This is not the kind of news I wanted to report today. I consider Husky football coaching legend Don James to be a extraordinarily important person in my life.
This is a story that has been percolating like hot, fresh coffee. Howard Schultz, the CEO of Starbucks, apparently previously wanted to stay neutral on the gun-carry issue, saying the company would follow gun-carry cues based on local law. Not so anymore.
