KUOW Newsroom The day after the Fourth of July: a huge, volunteer clean-up The day after the Fourth of July: a huge, volunteer clean-up
SoundQs Why are dogs allowed in Seattle bars? Unlike kids, dogs are taken nearly everywhere: restaurant patios, taprooms, even the grocery store.
Plague practice: Washington state prepares for the worst If there's a disease outbreak in Washington state, health officials want to be prepared.
Alan Justad, 71, died in the crane collapse. Now his family is suing Attorney David Beninger represents the family of Alan Justad, one of the four people killed when a tower crane fell from a building onto Mercer Street.
14 percent of Washington drivers with kids in the car test positive for marijuana Kids act as a kind of deterrent to drunk driving, but not for marijuana use.
KUOW Newsroom Olympia man with 8 DUI arrests is back on the road During Joseph Goodman's latest DUI last month he crashed his Audi SUV into a Seattle stop sign and then ran away. The one before that he led Olympia police on a car chase that ended with him crashing his Ferrari into parked car and a house.
Case of Hep A in King County concerns public health officials A homeless man in King County has been hospitalized with a case of hepatitis A, a highly contagious virus that infects the liver. The case has caused concern among public health officials who worry about a potential outbreak in the area.
Tobacco age will soon be 21 in WA. But will it stop kids from smoking? Kim Malcolm talks with Washington State Secretary of Health, Dr. John Wiesman about raising the tobacco purchase age to 21.
KUOW Newsroom Bump stocks will soon be banned. What about homemade ones? Ahead of a federal ban, Washington is buying back bump stocks. Just not all of them.
Let’s talk about speed and Seattle’s downtown bike track A pedestrian in Seattle wants to know why bicyclists aren't stopping at crosswalks. Do cyclists even know they have to?
