It's no surprise Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen is a music lover who just released a new album of original rock and roll. But what is a surprise is that it's actually really good.
The Lake Stevens coffee shop owner getting flack for asking a couple of women and their children to leave after they reportedly made a mess of scone crumbs on the floor is maintaining her right to address customers who aren't behaving appropriately in her establishment.
It's against the law, but everywhere you look, you see people doing it, talking or texting behind the wheel. When was the last time you stopped at a light, and the person next to wasn't working their thumbs? The police are going after distracted drivers for the next two weeks, and you will be getting busted.
A woman suspected of helping to kill six members of her family will ask a King County judge Tuesday to change the conditions of her confinement and allow her to have access to radio and television in jail.
Would you pay $300,000 for a burger that's all beef but doesn't need all the land and feed to raise a cow? That's how much researchers say it cost them to come up with the world's first real hamburger grown entirely in the laboratory.
Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos is buying The Washington Post and other newspapers for $250 million in a move sending shock waves through the tech and journalism worlds.
An Edmonds Community College dean will be among the women competing for the title of "America's Strongest Woman" at a competition in Texas in October, and she's determined to move onto the world competition.
Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager is quickly establishing himself as a fan favorite here in Seattle. And a sweet letter he recently got from a kid in Houston shows he's making plenty of fans across the country.
Police say a 37-year-old man is recovering Monday after being chased and beaten by five people on Capitol Hill in what's being investigated as a hate crime.
Around 115,000 fans turned out for Seafair over the weekend, but numbers were down from what organizers expected. Some blamed the absence of the Blue Angels, but even with the Blues streaking through the sky, the festival isn't a big enough draw for KIRO Radio's John Curley.
After overshooting their destination on southeast Alaska's Baranof Island, the three high school friends in the borrowed aluminum fishing boat turned around and realized they were facing strong winds and big waves. They gunned it for shore _ to no avail.
I don't have to tell you that Seattle has some of the worst traffic congestion in the nation. You probably sat in it this morning, but what can be done to make it better? The candidates for Seattle mayor all say they have a plan. Whose plan is best?
Upon learning of a taxi cab protest aimed at calling attention to the lack of regulations for ride-share operators in downtown Seattle on Friday, KIRO Radio's Don O'Neill offered a few tips to the yellow cab drivers.
If you're keeping up on The Bachelorette, you're wondering if Brooks will return for the season finale or if Des will pick between Drew and Chris on Monday night's finale show.
