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Mariners end two decades of misery returning to postseason

Because of one stat, pitcher Matthew Boyd has become the go-to player to ask about the Seattle Mariners’ situation. Not the stats on the...

Ross: The divide between the reasonable and the unreasonable comes down to what works

A listener directed me to a speech last week by podcaster (and former KIRO Reporter) Brandi Kruse. She was talking to a visiting delegation...

Rantz: WA judges side with accused drug dealer over ludicrous claim of racism

Three judges on the Washington Court of Appeals just overturned a conviction against an accused drug dealer by using woke standards for the term...

Bolt Creek Fire caused by humans, investigators say

Update 8:52 p.m.: Crews have reopened Highway 2 between mileposts 49 and 50 after an earlier closure, according to the Washington State Department...

Relive Cal Raleigh’s magical home run that sent Mariners to playoffs

Did you get much sleep last night? Or were you like me who stayed up to re-watch Cal Raleigh’s magical home run that sent...

Postseason baseball within reach for Mariners, starved fans

Update: The Mariners officially clinched their first playoff berth since 2001 after the M’s defeated the A’s 2-1 on Friday night. It’s an exciting...

US 2 reopens again as Bolt Creek Fire evacuation notices lowered

After re-closing part of US Highway 2 Monday night due to debris from the Bolt Creek Fire, the Washington State Department of Transportation re-opened the road...

Seattle mayor announces new parks head

On Thursday, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced Anthony-Paul Diaz as superintendent of Seattle Parks and Recreation, advancing the mayor’s plan for clean, safe and accessible...

Abandoned shopping carts requiring coordinated response from Everett police

The Everett Police Department (EDP) is installing a Shopping Cart Recovery Program to roll away and remove abandoned shopping carts on city streets that...

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