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Revive I5 is back after a brief pause for the World Cup. Through the weekend, Northbound lanes are closed entirely from I-90 to Northeast 45th.

How have some of the early conversations with Sweeney been? Two thinkers of the game getting together. Paolo Banchero: They've been great. They've been great. Me and him have really hit it off so far. He came out to Seattle last week, worked out with me for a couple days. And obviously we've been working out here in Ve

Researchers recently published a study tracking the presence of killer whales in Washington waters, such as Puget Sound and the Salish Sea, since the 1970s. The scientists looked at two populations of orcas: the endangered southern residents and Bigg’s killer whales, also called transient killer whales. They studied wh

Seattle residents celebrated their diverse cultural roots this weekend with the 15th annual Polish Festival at Seattle Center and the historic Ballard Music and Seafood Festival.

Two years after leaving the Pac-12 for the Big Ten, the University of Washington is running a sports budget that does not balance. The school’s athletic department expects to spend $206 million in the 2027 fiscal year but bring in only about $190 million, leaving a $16 million deficit tied directly to the conference mo

The owner of Bellingham’s Schweinhaus Biergarten has been charged with multiple felonies tied to allegations he purchased and resold alcohol belonging to an Issaquah brewery he previously co-owned. Brandon Robert Bates, 48, faces charges including first-degree theft and trafficking of stolen property. FULL STORY: Schwe

Similar to Seattle, Federal Way unanimously approved a 12-month moratorium on data centers as the city waits for more details on the environmental impacts they could have in the area. Jake Skorheim, co-host of “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio, asked a “would you rather” question about two...

Saturday night, social media posts reported a large law enforcement response near the Tinkham Road campgrounds. These reports described a large law enforcement response near the Tinkham Road campgrounds, with posts claiming deputies were searching for a missing woman and that a woman in crisis had fired shots at a camp

A federal lawsuit filed July 8 in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington accuses Highline Public Schools of forcing a sixth grade student to stay in an "inclusion" assembly she found religiously objectionable and of telling her she "had no choice" about taking part. The complaint, brought on behalf

Clyde Hill has raised concerns about its financial struggles stemming from a Washington law limiting the annual property tax increase to 1%, and the city’s budget doesn’t have much left to cut before basic city services are next to go. KIRO host Ursula Reutin and KIRO fill-in host...