Major medical technology coming out of local garage
Seattle doctors hope 3D printing will help them perform heart surgeries never before possible.10 years ago
Pot vending machine, shops selling ‘Girl Scout Cookie’
The first vending machine to dispense medicinal marijuana products in Seattle is now operating at Seattle Caregivers. But, some of the products might be violating copyright law.10 years ago
Seattle doctors hopeful new treatment can cure childhood cancer
A team at Seattle Children's Hospital is testing an experimental immunotherapy treatment that shows great promise in the fight against the most common type of childhood cancer.10 years ago
One year after Typhoon Haiyan
Local charity Child United continues the rebuilding efforts in the Philippines, one year after Typhoon Haiyan displaced more than four million people.11 years ago
Why no laws about guns and kids in Washington?
Despite a string of incidents where children got a hold of guns at home, there are currently no state laws addressing the issue.11 years ago
Getting McKenzie some wheels
After her medical van broke down on the side of the road recently, a local Keller Williams agent is hoping to get McKenzie Harris and her family more reliable transportation.11 years ago
Repairing tiny, broken hearts
Hundreds of newborn babies with heart defects are about to take part in research headed by Seattle Children's Hospital that could change the way young cardiac patients are treated in the future.11 years ago
Using the 12th Man spirit to save lives in Zambia
World Vision is hoping "Flash Philanthropy" and the spirit of the 12th Man will help complete desperately needed medical facilities in Zambia.11 years ago
Injured 7-year-old touches Russell Wilson’s heart
McKenzie Harris and her family had no idea when he visited her at Seattle Children's Hospital that he was impacted by the meeting as much as she was.11 years ago
What will happen to Everett’s infamous bikini barista stands?
After the owner pleads guilty to prostitution, several bikini barista stands are being handed over to the city of Everett. Now what?11 years ago
An Ode to Dr. Seuss
Who doesn't know the work of Dr. Suess? The legendary children's author wrote 43 books during his 50 year career. Soon, there will be one more to add to that list. So, in his honor, I've decided to deliver this story... Seuss style.11 years ago
Enforcing federal drug laws, in a state with legal pot
The new Special Agent In Charge of the FBI in Seattle reflects on his investigation of Edward Snowden and the future of federal pot laws.11 years ago
Oso kids reclaiming their childhood at summer camp
About a hundred children from the area devastated by the Oso landslide are receiving scholarships to summer camp, thanks to generous donations from the community.11 years ago
Listen: 911 call of Tacoma teen reporting killing his father
Tacoma police have released the 911 recording of a 16-year-old reporting he murdered his father.11 years ago
David vs. Goliath: One woman’s fight against Amazon
Amazon controls a majority of the e-book market in the US, so when they refuse to work with a major publishing house, it can affect millions of people. Ardelle Cowie is hoping to get the Seattle-based company to change their ways.11 years ago
McKenzie’s Moving!
A 7-year-old Pierce County girl is moving for the first time since being left paralyzed in a car crash on New Year's Day.11 years ago
Man, 34, tries to ‘make friends’ with 13-year-old outside Tacoma middle school
Tacoma police are keeping a close eye on a man who recently attempted to lure a 13-year-old girl to hang out with him.11 years ago
After Washington brothers go missing, flying octogenarians undeterred
Deep snow has made the search very difficult, after two brothers in their 80's went missing last week somewhere near Yellowstone National Park.11 years ago
Study on aging hopes to answer how we can live, thrive in our 90s
Living to be a hundred and being healthy and vibrant when you get there is the focus of one of the biggest studies of its kind of the "over 90" crowd.11 years ago
Prosecutor: Man suspected of setting girlfriend on fire admits to crime from hospital bed
A Puyallup man, accused of setting his girlfriend on fire, has allegedly admitted to the crime from his hospital bed.11 years ago
Making money as a zombie
A local production company needs more than a thousand zombies for their new Syfy series "Z-Nation."11 years ago
Big business reaches out to help customers impacted by Oso mudslide
A Ron and Don listener in Snohomish County was surprised to get a call from a big corporation worried about whether she might be impacted by the landslide in Oso.11 years ago
Slow progress for baby Duke caught in Oso mudslide
Harborview is reporting all patients injured in the Oso mudslide are improving, including 5-month-old baby Duke.11 years ago
