KIRO Newsradio’s Spike O’Neill is a longtime friend and colleague of Bob Rivers, whose humor and voice defined Seattle mornings for more than two decades. Rivers died after a courageous battle ...

Bob Rivers, the longtime Seattle radio host known for his irreverent humor, musical parodies and decadeslong run as a morning show fixture, died early Tuesday from complications of esophageal ...

The bones were found by members of the public at Brookside Close, a cul-de-sac in Ancaster, on Saturday. The discovery is not being treated as suspicious after police conducted an assessment of ...

After 33 years of doing morning radio, Bob Rivers decided to step away and discontinue The Bob Rivers Morning Show, exiting KJR-FM 95.7 in 2014. Now, many radio industry veterans are expressing ...

“Russ was psychotic,” claimed Wilkins. “He had a loose screw. I’ve never seen a guy that can come into practice, no stretching, and just be full speed.” The statement made Pinson wonder what kind of ...

Bob Nelson announced his decision to retire at the end of the month on LinkedIn, expressing pride in how his agency has helped so many businesses through good times and bad. In Massachusetts alone ...

They tried that last off-season when they signed Christian Wilkins to a massive contract, but that didn't work out too well for them. After playing almost every game in every season with the Miami ...

Immanuel Wilkins is a saxophonist, composer ... Lalah Hathaway, Solange Knowles, Bob Dylan, and Wynton Marsalis to name just a few. It was also during this same period that he formed his quartet ...

The 15th album from Bob Mould opens with the 64-year-old indie-rock icon searching for serenity in a world on fire. Over slow, spaciously grinding guitar-pop, he finds himself alone on a mountain ...

The Miami Dolphins took some shots when Christian Wilkins left as a free agent last offseason, and those shots really haven't stopped that much even if the noise isn't as consistent. But one year ...

Her music is as much like the Gershwins’, Charles Ives’s, and Stephen Sondheim’s as it is like Bob Dylan’s. And yet, even today, no one’s music sounds quite like hers. Connie Converse ...