Windstorm causes significant damage across Puget Sound region
A big windstorm created significant problems across the Puget Sound region with power outages, downed trees, and significant damage.4 years ago
Suspects at large in six Tacoma business robberies
Two suspects suspected to be connected to a series of robberies at Tacoma businesses remain at large today.4 years ago
Seattle’s ‘other’ Division 1 men’s basketball team has lofty goals
The Seattle University men's basketball team won a WAC regular season championship last year looking to make a mark in Division 1.4 years ago
John Curley: Social housing will not work in Seattle
The initiative would create a social housing developer, who will be able to own, acquire, and maintain social housing in Seattle.4 years ago
Carjacking leads to lockdown of Seattle University campus
The Seattle University campus was locked down for an hour Thursday while police investigated a carjacking.4 years ago
More than 200 neglected bunnies seized by Animal Control
Pierce County Animal Control made its largest single seizure of animals in one day. In all, 246 bunnies were taken from the Puyallup home.4 years ago
Man who claimed to be armed shot by Burien police in traffic
A man was taken to the hospital after he reportedly ran into traffic, Burien Police say in a Facebook post.4 years ago
Boeing gets boost from $34 billion order, third-largest sale of all time
The largest Boeing order ever in South Asia is taking place with Air India. The deal is valued at $34 billion.4 years ago
Dangerous heavy metals found in popular dark chocolate products
Consumer Reports is calling on leading dark chocolate makers to reduce the level of dangerous heavy metals in their products.4 years ago
Suits: ‘What if we are shooting aliens out of the sky?’
"The entire reason the Chinese are flying balloons is that their satellites suck and this is bad," said Bryan Suits on AM 770 KTTH.4 years ago
Tacoma school wants to move away from controversial name
McCarver Elementary School in Tacoma is looking to change its name due to concerns about the namesake's history.4 years ago
The new grocery store experience: higher prices, locked merchandise
Heather Lalley, Editor in Chief at Winsight Grocery Business, told Seattle's Morning News that the entire industry is in flux.4 years ago
‘Major red flags’ with Russell Wilson’s Why Not You Foundation
Russell Wilson has become an easy target in Seattle. But whether you love him or hate him, he usually evokes an emotion.4 years ago
Tacoma Police arrest man suspected of making bombs at his home
Tacoma Police have arrested a 45-year-old man for allegedly making and detonating improvised explosive devices at his home.4 years ago
Report: Practices of Russell Wilson’s foundation in question
Russell Wilson's Why Not You Foundation raises millions, but according to a USA Today investigation, less than half goes to charity.4 years ago
Alcohol may soon be allowed in WA strip clubs; dancers are for it
A new bill in the Washington state Senate would allow alcohol sales in strip clubs. Dancers at a hearing on the measure seem to be all for it.4 years ago
Starbucks takes another hit in fight against unions
A judge in Colorado has ruled that Seattle-based Starbucks retaliated against workers who voted to unionize.4 years ago
Woman arrested after carjacking attempt in Pierce County
Pierce County prosecutors charged the 27-year-old woman with attempted robbery in the first degree, and possession of a stolen vehicle.4 years ago
New group would take a fresh look at Pierce, Thurston County airport sites
Ground Zero for the Puget Sound region is forecast to be 2050 when Sea-Tac airport will no longer be able to handle the number of passengers.4 years ago
Economist sees mixed Seattle housing market with inventory decreasing
Seattle economist Matthew Gardner tells Seattle's Morning News he sees a housing market that's in transition with inventory decreasing.4 years ago
Lovable radio host Frasier returns, but not to Seattle
Frasier, the lovable but loveless radio host who put Seattle on the map will not be returning to the Emerald City.4 years ago
Snohomish Community Transit proposes new connections to light rail, more frequent bus service
Community Transit is proposing changes for 2024 and beyond that would increase local bus service and include connections to light rail in Snohomish County.4 years ago
Gee & Ursula: Right turns on red may become a thing of the past
Under new legislation proposed in the state Senate, right turns on red at many intersections may become a thing of the past in the state.4 years ago
