A man suspected of sharing child porn on the internet has been arrested at his job, working at a children's attraction at the Evergreen State Fair, in Monroe.
September means back-to-school and baseball pennant races, but - sadly - not for your Seattle Mariners. Instead, they're focusing on what September will tell them about next season.
As if expectations weren't already sky high for the upcoming season, ESPN is adding fuel to the fire by voting the Seahawks to the top of its NFL Power Rankings.
A Seattle man whose family was devastated by an alleged drunk driver is blasting a political action committee of DUI defense attorney, while his wife and young son continue struggling to recover from their life threatening injuries.
A Seahawks fan is facing assault charges for allegedly punching a Minnesota Vikings fan in the face in an unprovoked attack during a game at CenturyLink Field last season.
It's spawned talk of an Olympic boycott and has many in the area skipping out on Russian vodka. In an effort to support the human rights of the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community, gay rights activists held a peaceful protest in Seattle on Tuesday.
Microsoft is buying Nokia's line-up of smartphones and a portfolio of patents and services in an attempt to mount a more formidable challenge to Apple and Google as more people pursue their lives on mobile devices.
There has never been a more concerted effort to make football safer, to limit the helmet-to-helmet hits and to better deal with concussions and head injuries.
KIRO Radio 'On Assignment': When a mentally ill Seattle woman lost access to medication, mental health professionals had to decide whether or not she would follow through with a threat to harm her doctor.
At schools in a number of states across the country, students' Body Mass Index is measured and the results are sent to parents. While some people get upset by these "fat letters," an article recently published by the American Academy of Pediatrics says it is important for children's futures.
Secretary of State John Kerry made a very good speech, even a presidential-sounding speech on Syria Friday, says KIRO Radio's John Curley, but he neglected to answer one pretty significant question.
A dozen men filed a broad new lawsuit against the Boy Scouts and former adult leaders Thursday, saying that abuse occurred regularly in Washington state sites such as a popular camp outside of Seattle.
