Wednesday news: iPhones tracking you, teen cyberstalking, Obama town hall
Apr 20, 2011, 10:58 AM | Updated: 11:00 am
Wednesday headlines:
“Researchers: iPhones, iPads tracking your every move,” from KOMO.
Columbine anniversary: “Start a chain reaction today with Rachel’s Challenge,” from KING 5.
Goldfish race controversy in Tacoma.
“Amazon introduces library lending for Kindle books,” from GeekWire.
“Lawsuit: Cop falls asleep, delaying Amber Alert for girl killed,” from the News Chick.
More snow? “Are you kidding? Snow in the forecast,” from the Big Blog.
Pagoda blaze likely linked to other park fires
Obama hosting live facebook town hall today.
Adult Theme Blog on Mammatus Clouds, from weather guy Cliff Mass.
Teen girls could be charged with cyberstalking, from KING 5.
All Wednesday’s news in 15 minutes – Listen: Seattle’s Morning News
KIRO’s Tim Haeck has new details in the case of Zina Linnick , the girl who was raped and murdered 4th of July 2007. The comic strip Dilbert’s creator, Scott Adams, finds himself in some hot water thanks to another one of his creations, KIRO’s Tom Tangney reports. Governor Gregoire signs hundreds of bills into law every year, but one has floored cops all over the Puget Sound area, KIRO’s Chris Sullivan tells you why. What is Volks-sporting? KIRO sports director Bill Swartz tells us. A new study on obesity that concludes the condition MIGHT be contagious, KIRO’s Dan Restione explains the study. Listen NOW
