Seattle Mayor's Race: Jessyn Farrell Bill Radke talks with former state representative Jessyn Farrell about her run for Seattle mayor. Bill Radke
Why North Korea needs the U.S. as an enemy Bill Radke speaks with Seattle-based journalist and author Blaine Harden about the history of North Korea and the tensions between it and the U.S. Bill Radke
Seattle: Expect more condos and apartments under this plan The City of Seattle is planning a sweeping rezone of urban villages across the city to create more affordable housing. The public can weigh in now on a... Paige Browning
Higher property taxes are coming. Local income tax could help, Council says By Monday, Seattle could be the first city in Washington to adopt an income tax. The Seattle City Council's finance committee has approved a tax on high... Paige Browning
Cop: Working with mental health counselor made me a different officer Could Charleena Lyles still be alive today if police had not gone to her apartment alone? In Tacoma, an officer can call for help dealing with someone... Ann Kane
Why are Washington pot shops struggling to make a profit? Bill Radke speaks with Emily Parkhurst, editor in chief of the Puget Sound Business Journal, about some of the reasons cannabis retail shops in... Bill Radke
This week we're not paddling away from the tough news Seattle Mayor Ed Murray makes it official: He won't run as a write-in for a second term, and wants you to vote for former U.S. Attorney Jenny Durkan... Bill Radke
Waiting on the details of the Washington state budget Bill Radke talks to Joseph O'Sullivan, Seattle Times Olympia reporter, about the latest information on the state budget deal that Republicans and... Bill Radke
I lived in my car in Ballard for three years Robert Loomis had a good job and had just signed a mortgage on a new home then he started having chest pains. This is his story. Bill Radke
A budget deal reached! But will it fully fund K-12 education? Bill Radke talks to Olympia correspondent Austin Jenkins about the budget deal reached by lawmakers just in time to avoid a partial government shutdown. Bill Radke
