Trump administration to end LGBTQ+ youth support on 988 crisis line
The 988 Lifeline will end its LGBTQ+ youth support option in July, raising concern among advocates.
'Razor blade throat': What to know about COVID's new Nimbus variant
Painful symptoms caused by a new COVID-19 variant has led to a new nickname: “razor blade throat Covid.”
Home Chef, Marketside brand recalls pasta sold at Walmart, Kroger stores
The listeria outbreak in multiple states has killed three people and led to one pregnancy loss, according to federal health officials.
Cancer could be detected three years before diagnosis with experimental blood test
Test could detect tumors earlier when they are more curable, researchers say.
AI tool to predict breast cancer risk approved by FDA
The FDA has approved the first artificial intelligence tool to predict breast cancer risk.
Senators propose bill to ban prescription drug ads
Senators Bernie Sanders and Angus King have introduced the End Prescription Drug Ads Now Act, a bill that would ban all direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertising.
iHeartRadio, Sound Credit Union partner with Food Lifeline in WA
A local radio station and credit union are coming together to help address food insecurity across Washington state. They're specifically helping Food Lifeline, which provides food and support to hundreds of food banks and shelters in our state.
Trump directs ICE to expand deportations in democratic cities: What it could mean for WA
President Trump wants to expand deportations in several Democratic-led cities in the United States. On social media he called for the single-largest mass deportation program in the history of the Immigration and Customs enforcement, expanding efforts in cities like Los Angeles, Chicago and New York.
Bruce Willis' wife confesses she 'wants it all back' in raw Father's Day tribute to actor
A Father's Day tribute to the Hollywood star celebrates how he teaches 'resilience and unconditional love' despite frontotemporal dementia.
Bill Nye says RFK Jr. spammed his phone with miles of anti-vax texts
Bill Nye the Science Guy once had to block Health Secretary RFK Jr. after he sent “miles and miles” of anti-vaccination texts to his phone, he recalled in a recent interview.
RFK Jr.'s newest CDC vaccine panel includes critics of COVID shots, lockdowns
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has appointed eight new members to the federal vaccine advisory panel after abruptly disbanding the previous 17-member group earlier this week.
Healthy Living: The difference between your lifespan and your healthspan
There is a big difference between living a long life and living a healthy one.
Kaiser PermanenteHealthy Living: Lifespan vs. healthspan
There is a big difference between living a long life and living a healthy one, and starting healthy habits in your 20s or 30s can set a foundation for decades. Studio 13 Live host Mireya Garcia is joined by Dr. Scott Itano, family medicine doctor at Kaiser Permanente Northgate Medical Center, to discuss steps you can take to keep up your energy, strength, and most importantly, your independence.
Kaiser PermanenteRFK Jr. ousts entire CDC vaccine panel
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced he has dismissed all 17 members of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, citing concerns over conflicts of interest.
Most Americans losing sleep over money stress, study finds
A new study reveals that economic pressures are taking a significant toll on Americans' mental and emotional well-being.
Can foods protect you from the sun? What experts say about edible sunscreen
As edible sunscreens gain popularity this summer, dermatologists say they’re safe — but no replacement for topical sunscreen when it comes to UV protection.
Trump: US 'in very good shape' after China tariff talks
President Donald Trump is feeling better about trade talks with China after calling President Xi Jinping on Thursday, saying they will meet again soon to resume negotiations.
Here's what makes you a prime target for mosquitoes
Mosquitoes may target people based on heat, scent and even genetics. Here’s what experts are saying.



















