Analysts and customers are calling the recent problems with the Boeing Dreamliner "teething pains," but the plane has had three issues in three days with three different systems.
It's hard to create a lot of hate for the Atlanta Falcons as we prepare for Sunday's playoff game at the Georgia Dome. They aren't a rival. They're not a team with a national fan base that is obnoxious, like let's say the Steelers. So we're here to give you a little extra motivation as you get fired-up.
Seattle's own self-proclaimed super hero Phoenix Jones is hanging the "help wanted" sign. He says he's looking for a few more people to add to his team.
The Washington State Lottery expects upwards of one thousand Seahawks fans to converge on the Southcenter Mall Wednesday for a shot at tickets to Sunday's NFL playoff game in Atlanta.
Perhaps the name of the obstacle should have been warning enough. Three participants in Poulsbo's "Extreme K Mud Run" are suing over injuries suffered at the bottom of a slippery slide known as "Gravity's Revenge."
Authorities have recovered two trailers and a truck stolen from SeaTac last month, but there's no sign of 7,000 Wii-U video game consoles taken in a brazen robbery.
The Seattle Fire Department says a man who was hit by a bus downtown got up and walked a block to a Starbucks, even though he was bleeding from the head.
Despite healthcare reform, you are likely going to continue paying more for your health insurance, even though your insurance company has extra cash on hand.
KIRO Radio has heard from plenty of listeners who want more news in the morning. So Seattle's Morning News is delivering with a new emphasis on news and analysis hosted by two of the Northwest's most respected journalists, Dave Ross and Linda Thomas.
The death toll from this season's influenza outbreak has climbed to six in our state after the Snohomish Health District reported three people died last month in Snohomish County.
