Argo is the academy award wining movie - depicting how 6 Americans managed to escape from the US Embassy in Iran during the 1979 attack and siege thanks to the help of the Canadian government and the CIA. But there's a real story that will be told about these events - and of course the real diplomats involved.
New trivia game APP developed by Jeopardy champ and local celebrity Ken Jennings of Edmonds WA no available at the app store.
Most Americans consider having Internet access as necessary as having heat, water or food in the house, but the surprising truth is that thousands in Washington State do not have regular, high speed Internet access.
A powerful spam-sending application is attacking the most common smartphone operating system. “Before you click on a link that is texted to you, understand it’s probably going to cost you,” says Washington State Attorney General Rob McKenna. “That text that appears to come from a reputable retailer is usually a trick to take your money, install a virus, or both.”
President Barack Obama says he is "ready and willing" to get a big package done to deal with the "fiscal cliff" and says there's no reason not to protect middle-class Americans from tax increases.
The U-S Supreme Court decision to tackle the issue of same-sex marriage is making big news across the nation.
The re-opening of the historic Columbia City Cinema is this weekend
Pot smokers in Seattle celebrated "new-year's-eve-style" - - as marijuana became legal in Washington at the stroke of midnight December 6th.
Since Marijuana is still ILLEGAL under federal law, will our congressional delegation take on the feds over the issue?
The Seattle Symphony's festive holiday pops concerts are here. Newly announced principal pops conductor Jeff Tyzik talks with Gregg Hersholt about the Seattle symphony in festive holiday pops concerts, December 6th through the 9th.
A Seattle author will be featured on "60 Minutes" this weekend to tell a harrowing story.
KOMO's Gregg Hersholt sat down with Blaine Harden whose new book is called "Escape From Camp 14."
In Friday's weekly chat with Brian the Movie Guy Brian talks with Gregg and Manda about "Killing Them Softly."
In the film Brad Pitt plays an enforcer - hired to go after some guys who robbed a Mob-run card game.
A new exhibition called Bad Art? is open now in Ballard. It’s 1,000 Birch Board Pictures from Sweden and is the largest collection of its kind in the world on display at the Nordic Heritage Museum.
Brad Garrett, ABC News Crime & Terrorism Analyst talks with KOMO's Gregg and Manda about how cyber thieves work and what you can do to protect your personal data.
Annie Davis..the founder of Seattle's "Annie's Nannies" explains what parents need to know about screening a childcare giver, and why we need to be "on guard".
She joined Jane and Tom in the KOMO Studios Thursday afternoon:
More Washington State beaches added to list of "NO SHELLFISHING" due to toxic poisoning threat.
A father and son - lost overnight the Olympic National Forest - have been found cold but otherwise OK.
FAA accuses Alaska and Horizon of not following proper maintenance procedures. An aviation expert tells KOMO News, it was bad paperwork, not bad maintenance, and passengers were never at risk or danger.
When the monstrous tsunami of March 2011 struck the northeast coast of Japan, some 5 to 8 million tons of debris was swept into the pacific. While 70 percent to 75 percent of it sank a short time later, 1 to 2 million tons are still floating with some heading our way.
Seattle is 5th in overall job growth and 1st in higher paying manufacturing job growth
John Crose talking with Herb and Jane about a new Salsa in town!
$4 K in Professional Power Tools Taken
For some fans, the new "Twilight" movie not only causes severe swooning, but can actually cause seizures.
Washington, along with 42 other states and the federal government, reached a nearly $1 billion settlement with drug maker Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp., the state attorney general said on Wednesday.
2.7 million homes in the U.S have been repossessed, and there's another 3.6 million homes likely to fall into foreclosure over the next few years.
Locked Up Abroad: "The Real Argo" on National Geographic (Audio)
