97.3 KIRO FM Staff
Woman’s email reveals relationship with King County executive
A woman who apparently had a romantic affair with King County Executive Dow Constantine, accidentally sent an email to the masses revealing their relationship.15 years ago
Seattle mayor could face DOJ lawsuit over police reforms
Seattle's mayor may soon have something in common with tough-talking Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio.15 years ago
Brandi Kruse
Judge to rule on charges in Bremerton school shooting
A court hearing Tuesday in Port Orchard could determine whether assault charges will stand against the couple prosecutors say are to blame for a school shooting that nearly killed a Bremerton girl.15 years ago
Tim Haeck
Higher natural gas, power rates starting Monday
Starting Monday, whatever electricity and natural gas you use will cost more, if you're a customer of Puget Sound Energy.15 years ago
Josh Kerns
Amazon to hire 1,000 more in Seattle
Amazon.com announced Monday the company plans to add another 1,000 tech workers to its Seattle offices.15 years ago
97.3 KIRO FM Staff
Search for missing boater at Port Gardner Bay suspended
A search is underway for a missing boater who fell into Port Gardner Bay in Everett Monday afternoon when the boat he was in tipped over.15 years ago
Brandi Kruse
Murder victim part of drug-fueled love triangle
A woman found dead in a burned car near Black Diamond may have been part of a meth-fueled love triangle, according to probable cause documents released by the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.15 years ago
Josh Kerns
Man bitten by rattlesnake at Wal-Mart says he’s never been more scared
He thought it was a stick. But an Eastern Washington man now worries if his hand will still work right after getting bit by a rattlesnake at his local Wal-Mart.15 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Investigator, Steven Powell’s daughter testify in voyeurism case
Testimony is over in the Tacoma voyeurism trial of Steven Powell, with the defense offering no witnesses.15 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Hundreds of pot plants found in Seattle restaurant fire
Firefighters found hundreds of pot plants in the basement of a Seattle restaurant Monday morning.15 years ago
Josh Kerns
Could you live on $4.50 a day?
Hungry families receiving food stamps get just $4.50 per day for food. Could you live on that? Some Eastside activists have launched a challenge to find out.15 years ago
97.3 KIRO FM Staff
Wrong-way driver hits three cars on SR-7
A wrong-way driver in Spanaway struck multiple vehicles before coming to an abrupt stop in a final head on collision.15 years ago
97.3 KIRO FM Staff
Thieves steal copper cable from light rail track
Sound Transit officials say someone has stolen about 70,000 pounds of valuable copper cable from a tunnel inside the elevated light rail track between Sea-Tac Airport and Seattle.15 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Panel to review ranger’s murder on Mt. Rainier
Members of the National Park Service from around the country will meet at Mount Rainier this week to review the murder of ranger Margaret Anderson, who was gunned-down during a traffic stop in January.15 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Everett councilman dies in rafting accident on Green River
Flags are at half-staff today in Everett after a city council member was killed in a rafting accident on the Green River over the weekend.15 years ago
Washington ferries considering natural gas as fuel
The Washington state ferry system is exploring using liquefied natural gas as a way to save money on fuel prices.15 years ago
Kim Shepard
Summer temps but snow still in store for hikers
A hiker missing since Wednesday in the Olympic National Park has been rescued.15 years ago
Brandi Kruse
‘Nickelsville’ celebrates milestone with double-wedding
The homeless encampment known as Nickelsville will celebrate a milestone Sunday: one year without being forced to move.15 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Nation’s largest food drive starts at your mailbox
Postal carriers around the nation are collecting your donations right at your mailbox on Saturday, May 12.15 years ago
Kim Shepard
Technology leading to more preemies in the U.S.
A new analysis led by Seattle Children's Hospital shows the rate of pre-term babies born in the U.S. is higher than the world-wide average. It is even worse than many undeveloped countries.15 years ago
97.3 KIRO FM Staff
Issaquah school bus driver charged with possessing child porn
Federal agents have arrested a part-time school bus driver from Carnation on federal child porn charges.15 years ago
Tim Haeck
Researchers close in on universal, lifetime flu shot
New research from the University of British Columbia gives hope for development of a universal, one-time flu vaccine that could make influenza pandemics and seasonal flu outbreaks a thing of the past.15 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Ciscoe Morris: Prune the right way or not at all
Among the long list of tasks to be completed in the yard this weekend may be pruning.15 years ago