Pilot survives crash into Mt. BakerI want to thank Kyle Martin for sitting down with us to tell his amazing story of survival. It’s not everyday that you hear about a pilot and his passenger walking away from a crash into a mountain. But Kyle and Kelly did. It was a peaceful Saturday afternoon… just [...]

This was a rare weekend in Illinois. It’s been 3 years since ive been able to get back to see my family in Freeport. Its not too far outside of Chicago. I spent a lot of my childhood on this farm. I’ve shown pigs in the county fair and learned what hard work really is. [...]

Today, 2/07/12, is the second day of the second week of the second month of the second year of the second decade of the second millennium. …get it?

Here is a quick wrap of some winter moments from this weeks ‘Stormageddon’

If you live in Western Washington chances are you got some snow. If you don’t live in Western Washington, it may not feel as big of a deal. But 5″ in Lake Stevens is a winter wonderland. These driveways didn’t shovel themselves! I would have love to have taken a photo of the team effort [...]

This is about the time every year when I am slapped in the face and reminded what Christmas is actually about. This time, it took an episode of ‘Glee’ to do the slapping. (yes, I occasionally watch Glee when my DVR is empty of left over 60 minutes episodes and random Sunday afternoon movies) Just [...]

Dug up this old KING Mic pic. Interesting how our branding has changed over the years. You don’t see characitures on television logos anymore. Why is that?

Photographer Richard Departee and I got a sneak peek at how the big start on the downtown Macy’s is constructed. Macy’s let us up on their roof to get some video and talk to Jerry the facilities manager who flips the switch. The star is 161 feet tall and holds 3800 small 7 watt bulbs. [...]

Expect me to start making more posts. Im serious this time. jw