‘First, you scream’: Jake and Spike imagine being at Ballard gym when man fell...
After a man fell through the ceiling of an LA Fitness in Ballard last week, KIRO hosts Jake Skorheim and Spike O’Neill imagined what they would have done in that situation. “First, you scream,” Spike said on “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio. The...
Extraordinary surge in luxury homes listed in Washington real estate market
Out-of-state realtors, such as Las Vegas-based agent Roy Shetrit, are actively pitching to Washington residents on social media to attract them as clients amidst a growing trend of people moving out of state. Locally, King County is experiencing an extraordinary surge in residential property inventory, with listings fo
VIDEO: Police, federal agents arrest 2 in major human trafficking case at SeaTac motel
SeaTac Police and the King County Sheriff’s Office Street Crimes Unit recently helped arrest two people in a major human trafficking investigation at a local motel, according to the King County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities said the arrests were made in partnership with several agencies, including the U.S. Attorney...
‘It’s not going the right direction’: Seattle legend Scott Fitzsimmons shares what finally drove...
Scott Fitzsimmons has called Washington home for decades. He once hit a home run at the Kingdome, did a backflip on home plate, and won a car he still drives with the license plate “I-1THIS.” Now he’s selling two properties, moving his businesses to Arizona, and becoming a resident there within weeks.
Old-School Italian Flavor Lives On at These 16 Seattle Hideaways
Seattle has a way of hiding its best meals behind unassuming doors, glowing storefronts, and dining rooms that feel like they have been lovingly preserved for generations. In a Washington city known for seafood, coffee, and constant reinvention, these Italian spots prove that red sauce comfort, handmade pasta, candleli
Driver dies after car catches fire in Shoreline crash
A driver died in a crash Monday night in Shoreline after their car caught fire, the King County Sheriff’s Office confirmed. At approximately 10 p.m., King County deputies were called to respond to the crash, which occurred near N.W. 205th Street and 3rd Avenue N.W. According to the sheriff’s office, the driver crashed
Man stabbed in face outside Federal Way store
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — A 44-year-old man was injured in a stabbing Tuesday outside a store in Federal Way, police said. The stabbing happened near 20th Avenue South, according to Federal Way police. Investigators said the victim was stabbed once in the side of the face during the incident.
Firefighters rescue 12-year-old girl stuck 20 feet up in a tree in Edmonds
A 12-year-old girl required help from firefighters to get down from a tree after climbing too high. The girl had climbed roughly 20 feet up into a tree and couldn’t get back down. Crews with South County Fire were called to the Maplewood Cooperative School in Edmonds just after 5 p.m. Monday to rescue the child. South
Pierce County Corvette Chase Suspect Allegedly Busts It Out Of Tow Yard
Authorities say a 22-year-old man did not just lead Washington State Patrol troopers on a high-speed chase near Sumner on Jan. 4. Weeks later, prosecutors allege, he came back for his yellow Chevrolet Corvette, driving it off a South Prairie tow yard after it had been impounded. The man now faces burglary and vehicle-t
Seattle councilman wants new approach to dealing with Starbucks job losses
Seattle City Councilman Rob Saka said Tuesday that he's concerned about Starbucks moving jobs from Seattle to Nashville and didn't agree with how Mayor Katie Wilson has approached the

















