In gay marriage battle, different visions of life after R-74
Same-sex couples across the state will awake Wednesday morning to one of two realities: a world where they are treated equal under the law and a world where they are not.14 years ago
Honduras native charged in fatal Belltown stabbing
A native of Honduras who is believed to be in the county illegally has been charged in a fatal stabbing outside a Belltown nightclub.14 years ago
O’Dea HS principal resigns amid accusations of sex abuse
The principal of O'Dea Catholic High School in Seattle has resigned amid accusations of past sexual abuse and a cover up by school officials.14 years ago
Felon at center of lawsuit against Seattle PD back in the news
Police in Federal Way have issued an arrest warrant for D'Vontaveous Hoston, a convicted felon who has a very public past with the Seattle Police Department.14 years ago
South Hill woman accused of murder claims she was raped through ‘witchcraft’
A South Hill woman accused of stabbing her mother to death claims the crime was justified, according to the Pierce County Prosecutor's Office.14 years ago
‘Tour de Banks’ robber pleads not guilty
A Bothell man dubbed the "Tour de Banks" robber pleaded not guilty to eight counts of first-degree armed robbery Monday.14 years ago
FBI: Violent, property crimes on the decline in WA
The rate of violent crime and property crime in Washington state is also down, falling 6.0 percent and 3.4 percent respectively.14 years ago
Son to father: ‘Die, die, die!’
A North Tacoma man accused of murdering his father has a history of violence and was once civilly committed to a state mental institution.14 years ago
Grand jury indicts Mastros; extradition to US imminent
A federal grand jury in Seattle has indicted a former real estate magnate and his wife, who were arrested in France this week and now face extradition back to the United States.14 years ago
Washington Supreme Court rules on ‘sleep sex’ defense
A woman who claimed she was asleep when she had sex with an underage boy will have to prove that defense at trial.14 years ago
Muslim inmates granted more religious freedom
A lawsuit has led to more religious freedom for Muslim inmates at the Pierce County Jail.14 years ago
Seattle City Attorney accused of ‘anti-police’ agenda
Since he took office in Jan. 2010, Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes has yet to secure a conviction against a cop that he's charged with a crime.14 years ago
Watch: Helicopter cam captures high-speed chase
A wanted felon is behind bars after leading sheriff's deputies on a high speed chase near Maple Valley early Sunday morning.14 years ago
Fate uncertain for 39 horses kept in ‘deplorable’ conditions
Roughly 100 volunteers have come together to help care for 39 horses seized from a property in Graham, Wash., last month.14 years ago
Pierce Co. dips into rainy day fund to care for horses
The owner of 39 horses seized from a residence near Graham has filed a petition to have them returned.14 years ago
Border shooter identified as Seattle tattoo artist
Authorities in the U.S. have begun to track the movements of the man who shot and wounded a Canadian border patrol agent Tuesday before taking his own life.14 years ago
Sea-Tac refuelers await permission to strike
A federal judge is expected to decide this week whether refuelers at Sea-Tac airport will be allowed to strike over safety concerns.14 years ago
Body of baby girl found buried in flowerbed
The body of a newborn baby girl was discovered in the front yard of a home in Olympia Tuesday morning, according to the Thurston County Sheriff's Office.14 years ago
$2M settlement in Wenatchee HS drowning death
The Wenatchee School District has reached a $2 million settlement with the family of a student who drowned during swim class.14 years ago
Victim in Key Peninsula grocery store shooting dies
One of three people shot inside a Key Peninsula grocery store in August has died. David Long, 40, was shot three times while standing at a checkout lane inside the Peninsula Market on Aug. 11.14 years ago
SPD sergeant made ‘poor choices,’ but were they criminal?
A Seattle police sergeant arrested for DUI earlier this year was not charged by King County prosecutors, but city prosecutors disagree with that decision.14 years ago
Use of force under review after officers were spit on
The Office of Professional Accountability will investigate a force tactic used by a Seattle police officer during the arrest of a hit and run suspect.14 years ago
Downtown Seattle businesses sick of ‘crack dealers’
Downtown business owners say they have had enough of criminal activity near their storefronts, and are urging the Seattle City Council to take action.14 years ago
