Groz: I’m living life out loud with Parkinson’s
On his bad days, David Grosby, a.k.a. The Groz, admits it can be hard to feel optimistic. But then he reminds himself that he could have it worse and that he is the one who controls how he feels about it.5 years ago
Reutin: Why your New Year’s resolution is doomed to fail
Forget about making New Year's Resolutions -- they don't work, and here's why.5 years ago
Pearl Jam guitarist mentors foster children in music-making
For Pearl Jam guitarist, Mike McCready, music has been a lifelong passion. So when he was recently asked to help five young aspiring musicians produce a song, he jumped at the chance.6 years ago
Stowell and Sendack Nutcracker won’t be retired until an original Clara sees it one more time
After a 31-year run, the Pacific Northwest Ballet is putting the famous Stowell and Sendak "Nutcracker" in the vault and making way for a new production next year.11 years ago
How to improve the odds of getting into the college you want
There's one application strategy that can double or triple a kid's odds of college acceptance and it's often overlooked: early decision.11 years ago
Seattle doctor among lead authors of IUD recommendation for teen girls
It was a recommendation by the nation's most influential pediatrician's group and it took many parents by surprise: Teen girls should use an intrauterine device, or IUD.11 years ago
With Bertha at a halt, Seattle tunnel opponent files lawsuit
When a tunnel opponent found out that Bertha got stuck while digging underneath downtown Seattle, she had one reaction: "I told you so."11 years ago
Survivor: Suicide treatment really works
Suicide is the second leading cause of death in Washington for youth between ten and 24 years old. In our country, one person dies by suicide every fourteen minutes. Yet, we still have a hard time even saying the word "suicide."11 years ago
Local volunteers jump into action to help typhoon ravaged Philippines
The desperation continues to grow in the Philippines where a super typhoon killed thousands of people, flattened entire communities, and left millions homeless.12 years ago
Horses heal veterans who are hurting
More than 50,000 U.S. troops have suffered combat wounds in Afghanistan and Iraq. When they return, they fight new battles at home, including depression and post-traumatic stress.12 years ago
Former 成人X站 Radio anchor Jeanne Lockhart succumbs to cancer
Our hearts are heavy at 成人X站 Radio after learning that our longtime colleague and friend, Jeanne Lockhart, passed away early Thursday morning after a five year battle with breast cancer.12 years ago
Charity of the Month: Union Gospel Mission
When you're living in a cardboard box underneath a bridge in downtown Seattle, a sandwich is a welcome sight.12 years ago
Seattle finally gets indoor tennis courts
It's been in the works for many years. The new indoor tennis center at Magnuson Park in Seattle is finally opening its doors this Labor Day weekend and it could be a game changer.12 years ago
Survey says soccer moms overwhelmed by pressure of kids in sports
A survey of 400 moms of kids in organized sports shows a growing number of moms are feeling overwhelmed by the craziness and pressure that goes along with competitive sports.12 years ago
Housing market heats up with young buyers but average real estate agent age 57
As the housing market heats up again, the real estate industry is facing a new challenge: finding enough younger agents.12 years ago
From the Celebration of Life service of Molly Conley
I was among the nearly 2,000 people who attended the Celebration of the Life of Molly Conley on Saturday in the Bishop Blanchet High School gymnasium.12 years ago
Graffiti a million dollar problem for Seattle, but only a misdemeanor for taggers
Graffiti costs the city of Seattle and property owners millions of dollars to clean up.12 years ago
Kids and stress: Can you turn a ‘worrier’ to a ‘warrior?’
From the onslaught of testing that starts in grade school to the race to get into the most prestigious colleges, kids today are under more stress than ever.12 years ago
FareStart uses food as tool to transform lives
About a year ago, Mike's corrections officer suggested he look into Fare Start, a culinary job training and placement program in downtown Seattle. But Mike didn't think he could pull it off.12 years ago
Seattle Police seek help on anniversary of Pioneer Square murder
It's been a year since Nicole Westbrook was gunned down in Seattle's Pioneer Square in a random shooting, and police are again asking for help in solving the case.12 years ago
Mom, infant injured in north Seattle DUI crash showing some signs of improvement
The newborn critically injured after a suspected drunk driver plowed into a family in north Seattle turned one month old on Monday.12 years ago
One dead after car crashes into Lake Stevens house going 90 mph
Police say a fleeing car crashed into a house early Thursday morning at Lake Stevens killing a passenger.12 years ago
Viral hospitality: How Chili’s fixed a ‘broken’ cheeseburger
You might have seen a picture of a little girl kissing a cheeseburger on your Facebook news feed.12 years ago
