Rep. says outrage over propaganda bill ‘dead wrong’
Outrage over a bill that would repeal Cold War- era legislation banning dissemination of propaganda to American audiences is "dead wrong," according to U.S. Representative Adam Smith.14 years ago
‘Top Gun’ request highlights absurdity in child rape case
Weldon Marc Gilbert, the millionaire Lake Tapps, Wash., pilot and convicted pedophile acting as his own attorney, continues to peeve off his courtroom counterparts.14 years ago
Waterfront welfare couple pleads guilty to stealing government funds
A couple who lived a lavish life on Lake Washington has pleaded guilty to theft of government funds for accepting federal rent assistance.14 years ago
Fed up, Steven Powell’s daughter releases family videos
Fed up with the stories about her father and continued accusations that he had an unhealthy sexual obsession with his missing daughter-in-law, Alina Powell wants her family's voice heard.14 years ago
Judge to rule on charges in Bremerton school shooting
A court hearing Tuesday in Port Orchard could determine whether assault charges will stand against the couple prosecutors say are to blame for a school shooting that nearly killed a Bremerton girl.14 years ago
Murder victim part of drug-fueled love triangle
A woman found dead in a burned car near Black Diamond may have been part of a meth-fueled love triangle, according to probable cause documents released by the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.14 years ago
‘Nickelsville’ celebrates milestone with double-wedding
The homeless encampment known as Nickelsville will celebrate a milestone Sunday: one year without being forced to move.14 years ago
U.S. Congress urges Nicaragua’s Ortega to review Puracal case
Members of U.S. Congress have sent a letter to the President of Nicaragua, urging that he order an independent review in the case of a Tacoma man who claims he has been wrongly imprisoned in the county.14 years ago
Detectives ID torched remains found in car, look to public for help
Fire investigators began to sift through a torched Toyota Camry Wednesday, looking for evidence that could help them solve the murder of a Kent woman.14 years ago
Seattle City Light rates could go up by 32 percent over 6 years
Mayor Mike McGinn proposed a 'strategic plan' for Seattle City Light Monday that would call for a rate increase of roughly 32 percent over the next six years.14 years ago
Under program, felons avoid prison to be better parents
A unique sentencing alternative for felons in Washington state has allowed nearly 160 offenders to avoid prison in favor of family life.14 years ago
National Guard Sergeant awarded $85K for workplace discrimination
A Washington National Guard sergeant who claims she was fired for deploying to Iraq has won a lawsuit against her former employer, Catholic Community Services.14 years ago
A final glimpse into bunker, suspected killer’s ‘obsession’
The Department of Natural Resources will begin the process of destroying the "doomsday" bunker built by suspected killer Peter Keller Tuesday, just days after he killed himself inside.15 years ago
Biomarker could help diagnose autism in kids
Researchers at the University of Washington believe they have identified a potential biomarker that could help diagnose autism.15 years ago
For families, devastation when a loved one starts over
When Meara Nichols vanished from her Everett home, her family had a hard time believing that the mother of three would simply leave her life behind; a devastating ordeal for families whose loved ones begin a new life without them.15 years ago
Federal Way cop eliminated from History’s ‘Top Shot’
A local police officer narrowly missed making it to the finale of the History channel's popular competition show, Top Shot.15 years ago
Officials ask public to be on lookout for tsunami debris
Federal and state officials met in Ocean Shores, Wash., Wednesday to craft a response plan as debris from the Japanese tsunami begins to wash ashore on the West Coast.15 years ago
Man sentenced for helping suspect in trooper slaying
One of six people charged with helping a man who fatally shot a Washington State trooper was sentenced Wednesday.15 years ago
Yes governor, California does make ‘jug wine’
When Washington Governor Christine Gregoire took a shot at the California wine industry Monday, she got a big laugh from supporters. But as it turns out, there may not be a whole lot of validity to her statement.15 years ago
Deputies seek help in North Bend double homicide
The search continues for a "person of interest" in a North Bend double homicide.15 years ago
Through imprisoned Tacoma man, Eric Volz relives his hell
Since the arrest and imprisonment of Jason Puracal, a U.S. citizen who was living in Nicaragua, Eric Volz has tried to keep his involvement in the fight to free him a secret. Until now.15 years ago
U.S. gets $2.1M from illegal Russian crab
Under a settlement reached with New-York based Harbor Seafood, Inc., the U.S. government will get $2.1 million dollars in proceeds from the sale of illegal Russian King Crab, the Department of Justice said Friday.15 years ago
Man allegedly exposes himself aboard flight to Seattle
A man could face federal charges for allegedly exposing himself to flight attendants on a flight into Sea-Tac airport Thursday.15 years ago
