It might not seem like veteran Seattle talk host Ken Schram and pop star Justin Bieber would have a lot in common, but it turns out they have similar taste in pets. Both Schram and Bieber were owners of capuchin monkeys.
The CDC says it found 58 percent of samples taken from pool filters last summer tested positive for E. coli, bacteria normally found in the human gut and feces.
This week on KIRO Radio's On the Water, Captain Bob is joined by Ron & Don's Tony Miner to talk about some of their favorite Northwest boating spots. Take a look at the list of must-visit locations these guys came up with.
The first Copper River Salmon of the year arrived at Sea-Tac Airport Friday, and the rush is on to get it to your favorite restaurant and fish market. But is this all just hype?
It was an overflow crowd at a meeting in North Bend Thursday evening when residents stressed their concerns over an apparent up-tick in crime. On Sunday a home invasion turned fatal when a homeowner killed the intruder.
The Sacramento Kings have new owners, and at least for now, one of them isn't named Chris Hansen. The Maloof Family has sold the controlling interest of the team to a group from Sacramento.
The Mercer Mess is moving, as the Seattle Department of Transportation gets set to close parts of both Mercer Street and Aurora Avenue North near Seattle Center for the next phase of the massive Mercer Street overhaul.
New proposals for regulating for the newly emerging legal marijuana industry in Washington are just out. The Washington State Liquor Control Board published 46 pages of draft rules that deal with licenses, security, advertising, labeling and retail transactions.
Jenni Hogan's Next Big Thing podcast takes a meta turn this week as she welcomes Luke Burbank, the host of the podcast "Too Beautiful To Live" to the show to talk about the next big thing: podcasting.
He keeps trying to give all his money away solving many of the world's problems, but Microsoft's rising stock has made Bill Gates once again the world's richest man.
Only two of 13 small SUVs performed well in front-end crash tests done by an insurance industry group, with several popular models faring poorly in the evaluations.
The state of Washington will spend millions of dollars one way or the other: sentencing Byron Scherf to death, or keeping him in prison for life. But, one attorney is arguing that we could spend those millions improving our prison system.
The city has plans to install a new high-tech toilet in Pioneer Square as part of a pilot program to provide better public restroom access around Seattle.
Seattle was brokenhearted, and the words of NBA commissioner David Stern only made it worse. As he stepped to the microphone to announce the Board of Governor's decision he said. "This is going to be short for me. I have a game to get to Oklahoma City."
A soldier assigned to coordinate a sexual assault prevention program in Texas is under investigation for "abusive sexual contact" and other alleged misconduct and has been suspended from his duties, the Army announced Tuesday.
A 10-year-old Eastern Washington boy has been sentenced to several years in juvenile detention after plotting to kill several of his 5th grade classmates.
You've probably heard that America's bee population has a problem. They're calling it "Colony Collapse Disorder" and it's affecting bee populations across the country.
It's easy to get people to talk about things they're passionate about. What isn't easy is getting them to stop. Just remember the last time you were sitting next to a very chatty person on an airplane.
Ignite Seattle doesn't give speakers the chance. They're cut off at five minutes. No exceptions.
