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Travis Mayfield
Mayfield: What deserves praise in food culture, the baguette or cruelty?
The baguette is worth preserving! So says the UNESCO which recognized the "artisanal know-how and culture of the baguette"2 years ago
Travis Mayfield
Mayfield: Have a little extra empathy in the snow, we could all use it
Who is that guy on the radio? Why does he keep mispronouncing that CBS correspondent's name? Why so casual with the news? He's certainly no Dave Ross.2 years ago
Dave Ross
Ross: Is King County the GOP’s nemesis?
When you look at the Washington map divided into red and blue counties, it DOES seem unfair.聽But land doesn't vote. People do.3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Employers should adjust to ‘quiet quitting’ analyst says
Analyst Jill Schlesinger said many businesses are not doing a good job of adjusting to the current cultural and technical business trends.3 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
New Quinault Wellness Center aims to combat ever-growing Fentanyl crisis
In King County alone, nearly 400 people died after using fentanyl in 2021, which is a very high number considering that number was just three in 2015.3 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
New cookie, return to in-person sales could help boost Girl Scout funds in 2022
It's Girl Scout cookie season again. Three local scouts joined 成人X站 Newsradio to talk about this year's new cookie and what the money raised will support.3 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Holiday spending expected to set massive records in 2018
With the season kicking into full gear, holiday spending is poised to set records across the United States. But not everyone is spending the same.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Cougs fans step up to help alum still in need of kidney donor
Cougs alum Cindy Meyer has been in need of a kidney donor for awhile now, but the hope now is that with some help from her fellow Cougs, she could find one soon.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Everett Brownie troop uses cookies sales to save pets
An Everett Brownie troop decided to do some good with profits from cookie sales.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Officer with plenty of ‘sole’ helps community
A longtime Dallas police officer has a side passion-project that came to him through his police work.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
No age limit for Meals on Wheels volunteer
Edward Kydd has traveled more than 13,000 miles and put in 1,700 hours of service for Meals on Wheels. He's 101 years old.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Police introduce new (stuffed) member of the force
Police officers in America鈥檚 smallest state proved they have the biggest hearts by making boy's lost animal a member of the force.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
A cardboard box makes a child’s day
As a Mississippi family patiently awaited the delivery of their new refrigerator from Lowe's their 6-year-old son patiently awaited the delivery of that refrigerator box.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Students gift janitor with incredible trip
Students gave the janitor at Bristol University cold hard cash and caught it on video.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Waiter creates prosthetic arm for young customer
A young girl rode her bike - truly rode her bike - for the first time last Wednesday thanks to a waiter at an Ohio pizza place.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Employer has unique solution to opioid crisis
The CEO of an electronics company in Indiana figured he had a problem when 10-percent of the people applying for jobs at his factory failed the drug test. A handful of his current employees had failed drug tests, too.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Volunteers drive dog 1,800 miles for loving reunion
An Arizona family thought their beloved dog was gone forever. But he was found 1,800 miles way in Pennsylvania.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Child trades video game cash for charity
If a kid finds her or himself with a wad of cash from chores or through an allowance most can't wait to spend it on a new toy or video game.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Picture of determination rewarded with new car
If it wasn't for a bus driver paying attention to his riders, Corey Patrick might not be in the headlines today.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Donut shop owner responds to theft with kindness
When donut shop owner Galen Schmidt spotted on his surveillance system a woman stealing from his tip jar he didn't call police. He chose kindness instead.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Birthday boy decides to give big to animal shelter
Jack Beason, 9, decided giving would be better than receiving and asked for donations of food or toys for his local shelter in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.7 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Truckers become heroes on Michigan highway
This was a tough call to share this one today because it's not a topic you'd typically associate with a "dose of kindness."7 years ago
