Jackie Dorothy, a reporter at the Cowboy State Daily in Wyoming, joined Jake and Spike for an interview about a great local ghost story.
Monroe Historical Society Trustee Tami Beaumont explains to Jake and Spike how someone could end up with their very own house, totally free. They just have to be able to transport it.
Life as a Bikini Barista
The Tacoma officer who was charged and found not guilty of murdering Manuel Ellis has been hired by the Thurston County Sheriff's Office.
Micki Gamez and Diane Duthweiler: Psychic Love
Amazon eliminated hundreds of positions across its video production and distribution division, including more than 500 employees working for its livestreaming subsidiary Twitch. Amazon Prime Video and Amazon's MGM Studios division also lost several hundreds of jobs.
A recently signed into law piece of legislation is now requiring all K-12 students in California to learn basic media literacy in an attempt to limit the influence of fake news and increase critical thinking.
Seattle officials are once again debating whether to install gunshot detection technology in the city, which is designed to alert police to gunfire.
Jack and Spike discuss Seattle's 2023 general election and how moderate and business-friendly candidates have outperformed their progressive-leaning opponents, seen through the first drop of ballots.
Amid nurses from Providence Regional Medical Center, Everett striking over unfair labor practices, Jack Stine described the modern-day nurse as one of the most difficult jobs in the country.