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Colin Dickey traveled around America investigating some of the most famous and some not-so-famous hauntings how they got their start and to get an idea of what they mean to people in those regions. He's written a book titled "Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places." He spoke with KGMI's Joe Teehan about his adventures.
Jim talks about Anthony's Key Resort. Follow Jim here: @jimvalley www.facebook.com/thebestripever/
Lifestyle journalist Carolyn Ossorio, aka Pippimamma, talks about what makes a good politician with Tracy.
KGMI’s Joe Teehan interviews a local musician or band! This week Step Dads. https://step-dads.bandcamp.com/
Interrogations are a vital and often misunderstood part of the police work. A successful interrogation can lead to justice but when cops abuse their tactics interrogations can lead to wrongful convictions.
Tracy, Katie and producer Sascha talk about the dating world and when to celebrate Halloween!
Another incident of a man exposing himself to a woman around the Western Washington University campus early Friday. morning. Anyone with information or suspicions about an aquaintance is asked to call Detective Howell at 360-778-8682.
Katharine Conrad, ticketing manager at the Mt. Baker Theatre runs us through what’s happening this weekend.
President Trump today officially declared the opioid epidemic a "national public health emergency." ABC's David Wright tells us the president also shared a personal story about addiction.
Dan Radil gives his recommendation for the week. Today’s focus: The Effect of the California Wildfires on the Wine Industry
The daily White House press briefing has gone high-tech with a conservative KGMI talkshow host.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer fielded questions from journalists around the country via Skype.