KTTH-AM (Seattle, WA)

KTTH (770 kHz) is a commercial AM radio station based in Seattle, Washington. Owned by Bonneville International, it features a conservative talk radio format. The station's transmitter is situated on Vashon Island, and its studios are found in the Eastlake neighborhood of Seattle.

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#26067

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#4834

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#46

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Dogs with swollen muzzles found abandoned near Auburn

2 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Samantha Lomibao

Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC) said three dogs were found under concerning circumstances near Auburn. “Instantly noticed, you know, intense swelling around the muzzle, which is not normal for our injured strays,” Sergeant Rebecca Smokoska with Regional Animal Services of King County said. She said one dog was found on Monday and the other two were found on Tuesday. All three dogs were found within a mile of Southeast Green Valley Road by different people.
Four full closures for SR 529 coming in May

3 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Chris Sullivan

Heads up Marysville and Everett. State Route 529 (SR 529) is not going to be a reliable way to make that connection in May. Four full highway closures are on next month’s schedule, starting this weekend. The northbound Steamboat Slough bridge is 98 years old. The southbound bridge is more than 70 years old. It’s time to get inside them and fix the guts.
Harrell's education plan comes with hefty tax

4 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Gee Scott

Seattle mayor discusses the city's education levy. (Photo courtesy of James Lynch, KIRO Newsradio) (Photo courtesy of James Lynch, KIRO Newsradio) Share Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is proposing a property tax increase to fund the new Every Child Ready Initiative, which is part of his plan to renew Seattle’s education levy. It would hit Seattleites with $1.3 billion in property taxes over the next six years, double the previous ask.
Controversy over flashers at nude beach

5 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Gee Scott

Neighbors are suing over public masturbation at a local Seattle park that they say has been allowed to continue. (Photo: City of Seattle and lawsuit) (Photo: City of Seattle and lawsuit) Share Denny Blaine Park has long been favored among sunbathers and swimmers. Now, it has become a great source of controversy. It developed into a Seattle “nude beach,” and the park is now at the center of a legal battle over how the city manages public places.
Senator weighs in on feud between governor, Democrat caucus

6 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Jason Rantz

Photo of State Senator Phil Fortunato, R-Auburn. (Photo courtesy of Washington State Senate Republican Caucus) (Photo courtesy of Washington State Senate Republican Caucus) Share Despite less than a week remaining for the Washington State Legislature, Governor Bob Ferguson is still not fully embracing the $12 billion package presented to balance the state’s $16 billion budget shortfall.
WSU staff fired over alleged assault on student in Trump hat

1 week ago | mynorthwest.com | Jason Rantz

Washington State University (WSU) fired two staff members, an instructor and a PhD student, after they allegedly assaulted an engineering student in a Donald Trump hat. Patrick M. Mahoney, a 34-year-old graduate student and instructor, was “relieved of all teaching responsibilities” following the alleged assault, according to a statement to The Seattle Times. Mahoney admitted to police that he grabbed student Jay Sani’s Trump hat.
Tacoma mother wants violence to stop after son was killed

1 week ago | mynorthwest.com | Louie Tran

A Tacoma mother is urging for the violence to stop after her 17-year-old son was shot and killed Sunday. Tacoma police are searching for at least one suspect who shot and killed a teenager in Tacoma. Loved ones identified him as Veron Locket, who attended Mt. Tahoma High School. Investigators said the shooting happened Sunday night on E. 41st Street. “I never will get to meet his children. I will never get to meet his children,” the mother said.
Seattle man pleads guilty to carjacking BMW outside Lumen Field

1 week ago | mynorthwest.com | Julia Dallas

A Seattle man pleaded guilty on Thursday to carjacking a BMW outside Lumen Field last year, according to from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Washington. The attorney’s office stated 32-year-old Louis Montel De’Andre Dowers faces a mandatory minimum of five years in prison and up to life in prison. Dowers was arrested on June 9, 2024, hours after he carjacked a man waiting for his wife outside the Seattle Team Shop on Occidental Avenue South.
'Extremely unsanitary man' takes down Seattle bus

1 week ago | mynorthwest.com | Jason Rantz

An “extremely unsanitary man” caused a scene on a King County Metro bus in Seattle this week. Somehow, he wasn’t offered any help, and the supposed security King County Metro uses wasn’t involved. On the bus ride into work, I heard King County Metro dispatch warn bus drivers not to allow an “extremely unsanitary man” onto the bus. He was last seen at Mercer Way and 5th in Seattle, according to the dispatcher. The tone of his voice was urgent.
In King County's opioid crisis, is kindness killing people?

1 week ago | mynorthwest.com | Charlie Harger

Art Dahlen isn’t one to mince words. And as the founder of Kent-based Battlefield Addiction, he’s grown tired of watching well-meaning policies inadvertently fuel a crisis he said is devastating families and claiming lives at record levels. “It’s criminally negligent,” Dahlen told me bluntly, standing outside one of his sober-living recovery homes in Kent. “We’re losing people at an alarming rate.