
In King County’s opioid crisis, is kindness killing people?
Explore how harm reduction strategies in King County impact the opioid crisis and the concept of Battlefield Addiction.4 days ago

Democrat Ortiz-Self defends controversial parental rights bill
Democratic State Representative Lillian Ortiz-Self addressed controversy surrounding House Bill 1296 regarding a parental bill of rights.1 month ago

‘We lived our lives on the air:’ Spike O’Neill remembers Seattle radio icon Bob Rivers
Bob Rivers, whose humor and voice defined Seattle mornings for more than two decades, has died after a courageous battle with cancer. He was 68.2 months ago

Gary Ridgway mystery solved: Here’s why the Green River Killer was briefly moved to King County Jail
Here is the reason for Gary Ridgway's move to King County Jail and its effects on the Green River case investigation.2 months ago

House Republican Leader highlights improved relations after Inslee’s exit
The atmosphere in Olympia feels different to Washington House Republican Leader Drew Stokesbary of Auburn, who credits Democratic Washington Governor Bob Ferguson for creating what he describes as a more constructive working environment.2 months ago

Downtown Seattle seeing signs of recovery, but challenges remain
After years of struggling with rising crime, office vacancies, and economic uncertainty, downtown Seattle is showing signs of improvement.2 months ago

‘A place where new stories begin:’ Faith-based groups offer help, recovery paths to homeless
Faith-based organizations in Seattle and the Puget Sound region conduct outreach, offering blankets and also a path to recovery to homeless people.3 months ago

‘SMN:’ City Council member Rivera has concerns over Harrell’s One Seattle plan
Speaking to Xվ Newsradio, Seattle City Council member Maritza Rivera expressed concerns about Mayor Bruce Harrell's One Seattle plan.3 months ago

After Vegas explosion, worrying trend among highly exposed veterans explained
The Las Vegas explosion has led to a conversation about the hidden struggles many military personnel face, particularly about brain injuries.4 months ago

Keep your brain sharp: Simple lifestyle changes backed by Seattle research
A recent study from the Allen Institute in Seattle, led by scientist Hongkui Zeng, offers promising insights into how everyday choices can help preserve brain health as we age.4 months ago

Footage of recent 4-hour Puyallup standoff with man wielding hammer released
The Pierce County Sheriff's Department released footage from a standoff in Puyallup that ended with the arrest of a man wielding a hammer.4 months ago

King County cracks down on prolific graffiti vandals as small businesses, taxpayers suffer
In what officials described as the largest crackdown on graffiti vandalism in King County’s history, prosecutors have filed 34 felony cases against 17 defendants.4 months ago

Biden pardons 3 Washington residents in biggest single-day act of clemency
A Seattle man and two others people in Washington were among the 39 people granted a pardon by President Joe Biden on Thursday.5 months ago

Cliff Mass calls for overhaul in US weather prediction: ‘We should be better’
Prof. Cliff Mass of the University of Washington argues the U.S. is lagging behind other countries in weather prediction.5 months ago

Harger: Seattle plagued by spreading graffiti along I-5 corridor
Graffiti along the Seattle I-5 corridor is getting worse. Like a bad fungal skin infection, its spreading everywhere along the freeway.5 months ago

Unique vending machines offer holiday giving opportunities
The Light the World Giving Machines are back in Western Washington, offering a unique way for people to give back this holiday season.5 months ago

Cliff Mass: Storm warning, expect gusts of 60-80 mph
The strongest storm in years is about to hit parts of Western Washington, according to University of Washington Atmospheric Sciences professor Cliff Mass.5 months ago

Harger: Cut some slack for Seattle weather forecasters
Perhaps we should cut our weather folks some slack. They're doing their best to keep us informed with the limited information available.5 months ago

Trump is heading back to the White House: We want to hear from you!
The votes are in, and voters are sending Donald Trump back to the White House for a second term. Now, it’s your turn to sound off.6 months ago

Harger: As Election Day falls on a divided nation — can we try to find peace?
Perhaps it’s time to step out of our comfort zones and engage in meaningful conversations with those who hold different perspectives.6 months ago

Harger: Attacks on ballot boxes threaten democracy
Election agencies across the nation were cautioned about emerging threats to destroy ballot drop boxes and it has come to pass.6 months ago

Harger: Demonization of opponents is dangerous for Democracy
In just two weeks, we'll start seeing the first wave of election results roll in, giving us a pretty good idea of who our next group of elected leaders will be.6 months ago

Harger: Three weeks until Election Day and 2016’s lessons still matter
With Election Day rapidly approaching, the pace in newsrooms across the country is shifting into high gear.7 months ago
