A lot of us do work from home but do scanning emails and answering calls from bosses on your smartphone after hours constitute work that should be compensated? A lawsuit winding its way through federal court in Chicago says it does.
At Seattle's gun buyback in late January, gun dealers showed up offering cash for weapons while people waited in line. Mayor Mike McGinn says that will not happen again.
In a last ditch attempt to avert a strike by his engineers and technical workers, Boeing commercial airplanes CEO Ray Conner sent a letter to all SPEEA members asking them to accept the company's offer.
Ever since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, over half a million cards, letters and other outpourings of condolence and grief have flooded the Newtown town hall. And now the town is struggling to figure out what to do with them.
When Jack White storms the stage Sunday night at the Grammy Awards, Seattle guitar maker Randy Parsons will be keeping a keen eye and ear on one of his handcrafted, one-of-a-kind creations.
The FAA has granted Boeing permission to begin test flights of its 787 Dreamliner to gather data and help determine the cause of recent lithium ion battery meltdowns.
Alaska Airlines has issued a proposed list of flights if commercial operations are allowed out of Everett's Paine Field. The initial destinations include two airports in Hawaii plus Portland and Las Vegas.
From our rivers to our forests and farmland, and the snow-capped Cascade and Olympic mountains, it's hard to think of an area that has more natural beauty. A non-profit organization called Forterra is playing a big role in making sure we can still enjoy all of it, many years down the road.
An employee who was in charge of billions of dollars in contracts for the state of Washington used her state-issued travel card for personal purchases, including a trip to a nail salon, KIRO Radio has learned.
The National Transportation Safety Board has determined where the fire in the Boeing 787 in Boston started, but it's no closer to finding out what started it.
A Bellingham man who likes to create sci-fi costumes in his spare time tells KIRO Radio's Andrew Walsh how he's now using his talents to create a prosthetic hand for a little boy half way around the world.
