It's officially legal to smoke marijuana in Washington state on Dec. 6. But many are asking what that really means. Can you light up a joint on a street corner or get high in the parking lot?
The King County prosecutor's office has charged the woman who ran down two high school students in West Seattle last week with assault and hit and run.
A KIRO Radio investigation found some retailers are losing $1,000 a day to liquor theft. The stores say those numbers are overblown, but there is no way to track the actual numbers because stores don't report their losses. That could now change.
Despite plans to make an official announcement Wednesday, the city of Seattle will no longer move forward with a plan to give gay and lesbian city employees who get married a monthly "allowance."
Some waterfront businesses have been angry about plans to start construction of Seattle's central seawall in September, when tourists are still around.
Punishment is being handed down to a few Bellevue cops who got in trouble for causing problems outside and inside a Seahawks football game in September.
It's about great food but more importantly, it's also about transforming lives. A program in Seattle called FareStart is empowering homeless people and addicts to leave their demons behind and learn how to live on their own.
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and members of the city council will meet Wednesday to announce a new benefit for gay and lesbian city employees who wed under the state's marriage equality law, a source tells KIRO Radio.
Repeat offenders of Washington's ban on texting and talking while driving could be facing higher fines if some officials have their way in a bid for more federal funds.
Pacific Mayor Cy Sun walked out of the city's most important council meeting last night where the future of the 103 year old city was on the table. He's been blamed for ruining the city in his less than a year in office.
