KIRO Newsradio Headlines: Storm win playoff series against Mystics, set to play Aces in semi-finals. The KIRO Newsradio newsdesk gives you the news you may have missed on the morning of Monday, August 22.
The Seattle Storm closed out its WNBA playoff series with the Washington Mystics Sunday at home in Climate Pledge Arena.Coach Noel Quinn was hard-pressed to pick her favorite moment from the game.
An advocacy group, Tacoma Action Collective, was trying to call attention to skyrocketing home prices driving long-term Hilltop residents out of the community. As parents and students prepare to go back to school– the Better Business Bureau of Washington is warning about “buy now, pay later” offers. They recommend researching the company providing the financing and how it handles late payments before you accept any offers.
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