Wednesday headlines: May the 4th be with you, bin Laden story changing
May 4, 2011, 10:00 AM
Today is Star Wars Day! May the 4th be with you!
Osama bin Laden raid story keeps changing? Dave Ross looks at why that might be.
Take that South Carolina: “Amazon to open massive warehouse in Sumner after spurning South Carolina,” from GeekWire.
Tacoma man imprisoned in Nicaragua ‘without any evidence,’ from Brandi Kruse.
McGinn trying to block arena in Bellevue.
Surprise influx of tax payments may help balance WA operating budget, from Tim Haeck.
‘Tunnel supporters: Aren’t you creating gridlock?’ from Crosscut.
Cameron Crowe directing new Pearl Jam documentary.
Highly clickable: “Court date moved for man charged with faceplant in women’s buttocks,” from SeattlePI.com
Woman killed on Bremerton street
“Columbia City Cinema to Close,” from the SLOG.
All Wednesday’s news in 15 minutes – Listen: Seattle’s Morning News
The Osama bin Laden raid story is changing. KIRO media critic Tom Tangney says the director of the Oscar winning movie “The Hurt Locker” is going to direct a new movie about the Osama bin Laden and his death. Bill sat down with John Gottman, best-selling author, about marriage in general, but also about whether Prince William and Kate Middleton will last. A Tacoma man is being held in a Nicaraguan prison on drug charges, but his family and a U.S. Congressman say the charges are bogus. KIRO’s Brandi Kruse has the story. Listen NOW
