When Ali Steenis mentioned she dreams of driving, her friends didn't give it much thought until a series of seemingly random events came together to spark an amazing act of friendship that helped the blind teen get behind the wheel.
I'm not here to take sides on whether Bigfoot is real or not. I'm just here to tell you that a third of people in the Northwest believe the mythical beast could exist.
I'm not sure if you've heard anything about this, but the world is supposed to end Friday. I'm assuming most of you have had 12-21 marked-down for years now to get ready for the end of the Mayan calendar.
Forget about solving Fermat's Theorem, outlining the social messages in Charles Dickens' "Little Doritt," or mastering computer coding in HTML, University of Washington students are far from getting a passing grade when it comes to knowing what can be put in the recycling or compost.
Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be especially difficult around the holidays. End-of-Life expert Wendy Lustbader has some advice for connecting with your grieving loved one.
A former Seattle resident's plan to celebrate her birthday with random acts of kindness took on even more meaning following the school massacre in Connecticut.
As we enter the final days of 2012, a lot of people will start looking back at the year that was. KIRO Radio is looking at the stories that made news this year but still have questions hanging over them heading into 2013.
Snow shouldn't create any major problems around the Puget Sound Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service. But issues on the road may slow down your commute.
The Seattle City Council has formed a task force to look-at whether the three elephants at Woodland Park Zoo would be better off at a wildlife sanctuary.
