98.9 The Bull Nobody Plays More New Country! ™

Alexander from Bothell has asked us for help with his girlfriend Stephanie and her obsession with filters on social media. He was at first concerned but is now actually annoyed that she can’t seem to post a normal regular picture of herself because he feels like it’s dishonest. He says even when he posts something…

Drew and Claire are in perpetual pain from moving all weekend but Fitz cheers us up with an unexpected Dad Joke about Christopher Columbus! In the What Are You Kidding Me stories, a wedding video goes viral when the Bride and the Groom’s Mom get into a shouting match, a man who lost his “unit”…

Who among us can say they are excited every day they go to work? Well most of the men and women who serve aboard our nation's naval vessels, can make that claim proudly. While we commute, they launch planes, missiles, or Helicopters and it’s an adventure every day. Today we salute Chief Boatswain's Mate Cameron…

While recounting the past Watershed Weekends has made us a little sad to have not had one this year, it has made us realize those moments beyond just the great music and venue that have made Watershed the amazing weekend it is. We can’t wait until 2021, but until then, let’s rewind on a photo recap of last year!

It feels like we are at that Watershed Weekend moment where you realize that it is the afternoon on the third day and the whole amazing weekend is going to end as we make this post, a look back at the Watershed 2018.

Watershed 2017 was the “earliest” Watershed ever, starting July 28th and being one of the few Watershed’s that didn’t have at least one day taking place in August. That didn’t have an change to the amount of fun and sunburns received. Take a look back for Watershed Weekend in our Photo Gallery from 2017.

iStock/lucadp(NEW YORK) — As states across the country are working on reopening, COVID-19 cases are back on the rise — which is rattling the volatile stock market once more. COVID-19 cases are up in about 20 states, with hospitalizations on the rise in at least eight.  The new trend has health officials concerned that the long-predicted second wave, which was …

ABFF(MIAMI BEACH) — The 24th annual American Black Film Festival in Miami Beach will be going virtual. ABFF Ventures announced on Thursday that it is moving the annual fest online, where it will now run from August 21 to 30 this year. “While we will surely miss being with our ABFF community in Miami Beach this year and connecting in …

Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for Coachella(INDIO, CA) — California’s Riverside County has officially canceled Coachella 2020.  The annual Indio, California festival had originally been scheduled for this past April before being postponed to this coming October due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Headliners included the reunited Rage Against the Machine, Frank Ocean and Travis Scott. In a press release, Riverside County Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser says, “I …

ffikretow/iStock(NEW YORK) — The number of reported COVID-19 cases in the U.S. has now exceeded two million.  The nation officially crossed that threshold Wednesday night, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.  The milestone has been passed 44 days after the number of reported coronavirus infections in the U.S. exceeded one million.  Just two weeks ago, the U.S. death toll …