'It's never too late:' 77-year-old domestic violence survivor takes back her life
Grit and determination is what one Seattle woman attributes to how she was able to turn her life around. In this Edition of Driver on the Street, photojournalist Michael Driver introduces us to Abbey Moon, who hopes her story will push other's that have gone through a similiar situation, to lift up and get stronger.
Horses with a healing mission
Horses with a healing mission—life can be hard at times; so hard, that people turn to some sort of therapy to help with the struggle. In this edition of Driver on the Street, photojournalist Michael Driver takes us to Olympia at Healing Hearts Ranch, where they're doing just that in their own unique way.
'Don't ever give up on you:' Vietnam veteran stands on overpass with message of suicide prevention
Fred Pepper struggled with suicidal thoughts, and now he stands on the I-405 overpass telling drivers passing by "your life matters, stay strong."
'Don't ever give up on you:' Vietnam veteran stands on overpass with message of suicide prevention
Fred Pepper struggled with suicidal thoughts, and now he stands on the I-405 overpass telling drivers passing by "your life matters, stay strong."
Remembering Kris 'the Sonics Guy' Brannon
His family will continue to hold events to keep his spirit alive.
Rise and Shine: Inspiring story of woman behind 'larger than life' mural
Her journey has been full of struggles, but when she hit the wall she learned that sometimes the only way around is up.
Telephone of the Wind: A chance to say goodbye to lost loved ones
Telephone of the Wind in Priest Point Park in Olympia, Washington is helping give many a chance to say goodbye to lost loved ones. Q13 photojournalist Michael Driver reports.
Georgia the Giraffe spreads joy to Redmond shoppers
REDMOND, Wash. -- In trying times, there are people doing their part to spread positivity any way they can.
Driver on the Street: 'Hamhock' Jones and an 'attitude of gratitude' feed the soul of his community
LAKEWOOD, Wash. -- In trying times, it's good to take a step back and shine some light on positivity happening in our region.And food truck owner and operator "Hamhock" Jones' "attitude of gratitude" is doing just that."In order to receive, you have to give," says Jones, owner of the Soul Shack food truck.As photojournalist Michael Driver shows us, his generosity is feeling the soul of his community.
Coping with coronavirus: A letter to your feelings
TACOMA, Wash. -- The coronavirus pandemic has been an emotional rollercoaster for millions of people in our region and around the world.We wanted to know how you really feel.Q13 photojournalist Michael Driver shares a letter - from you - to your feeling:
Driver on the Street: The healing power of art
As Q13 Photojournalist Michael Driver explains, people are getting creative and using the extra time on their hands during the coronavirus pandemic to brighten other peoples' spirits.
Driver on the Street: Tacoma man screams positivity through coronavirus scare
TACOMA, Wash. -- In this edition of Driver on the Street, photojournalist Michael Driver introduces us to Matt Fleming, a Tacoma man spreading positivity in a unique way - by yelling at them!
Driver on the Street: 'Caring for Kids' for more than four decades
LAKEWOOD, Wash. -- In this week's Driver on the Street, photojournalist Michael Driver introduces us to an all-volunteer organization in Lakewood that's been changing lives for more than 40 years.Diane Formoso started Caring for Kids decades ago, when she watched a little girl board a bus on a cold morning without a coat on.Since then, Diane and countless volunteers have provided tens of thousands of school supplies, shoes, food, presents and more to underprivileged students in Clover Park, Steilacoom and University Place.
Driver on the Street: The Tacoma Titans
TACOMA -- In this week's Driver on the Street, Q13 photojournalist Michael Driver introduces us to a basketball team in Tacoma comprised of players from different backgrounds, but all with the same "never give up" attitude that's sent them to the national level.
Driver on the Street: A special gift for an inspiring child
WOODINVILLE, Wash. -- In this week's Driver on the Street, photojournalist Michael Driver is following up on a young man we introduced you to back in September.11-year-old Anthony Schmidt has autism.His love for cars and his unique eye for photography has inspired so many people, so much so that one Woodinville man gave Anthony a very special gift:
Driver on the Street: Longtime lunch ladies bring joy to Mercer Island students
MERCER ISLAND, Wash. -- “Driver on the Street” is a weekly segment in which Q13 photojournalist Michael Driver brings us meaningful and touching stories from our local communities.In this installment, he heads to Mercer Island High School, where for the last 40 years lunchtime has been about more than just good food thanks to two ladies.
Driver on the Street: Insurance agent discovers passion for driftwood sculpture
BOW, Wash. -- “Driver on the Street” is a weekly segment in which Q13 photojournalist Michael Driver brings us meaningful and touching stories from our local communities.In this installment, he introduces us to a man who worked as an insurance agent for 25 years but discovered his true passion at the age of 63, a skill that had been inside him for a long time and finally drifted to the surface:
Driver on the Street: Peace van
TACOMA -- “Driver on the Street” is a weekly segment in which Q13 photojournalist Michael Driver brings us meaningful and touching stories from our local communities.In this installment, a little blue bus is delivering a very big message to people around the Puget Sound:
Driver on the Street: An 'enchanted' Christmas for children experiencing homelessness
SEATTLE -- "Driver on the Street" is a weekly segment in which Q13 photojournalist Michael Driver brings us meaningful and touching stories from our local communities.This week, an event at the Enchant Christmas festival at T-Mobile Park symbolizes the true meaning of the season:
Driver on the Street: Wood carving officer in Issaquah
ISSAQUAH, Wash. -- This week’s edition of Driver on the Street takes us to Issaquah, where Robert Hendrickson is carving up a symbol that is close to the heart of every police officer and their family.Hendrickson, who has worked for the Washington State Patrol and the Pacific and Issaquah police departments, honors other officers by making intricate wooden carvings of their badges."It's very personal for officers," he said. "Many of these are going to hang these in their offices or their homes.