Seahawks’ most colorful rookie is a homebody, despite appearances
Cassius Marsh might be the most colorful person on the Seahawks' roster, but it has nothing to do with his personality.12 years ago
Humility is key for NFL’s most feared secondary, says Legion of Boom coach
Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas and the rest of the Legion of Boom are the face of the Seahawks defense, but there is a puppet-master behind the scenes who has orchestrated their rise to power.12 years ago
Boeing brings its aerospace innovation to players on the football field
Boeing and aerospace innovation go together, but Boeing and football innovation? That's a combination that hasn't made a lot of sense, until now.12 years ago
Snohomish County has no plan to relieve chokepoint on 164th
It's one of the worst spots in south Snohomish County and it's only going to get worse with development. We're talking 164th between Lynnwood and Mill Creek.12 years ago
Seahawks LB Pierre-Louis fits the mold, but brings pet reptiles, humor to Seattle
The Seahawks have a knack for finding diamonds in the rough. The findplayers deep in the draft that other teams have overlooked, like K.J. Wright and Super Bowl MVP Malcolm Smith.12 years ago
Rookie Paul Richardson learns about being hungry the Seahawks way
Burner: That's what you call a wide receiver that can blow past even the best defensive backs in the league, and that's what the Seahawks have in rookie Paul Richardson. But speed doesn't make you a professional. That's a lesson he's learning from the Super Bowl champs.12 years ago
Interim Washington State Ferries director fires back at criticism
Missed sailings. Mechanical issues. Hiring a sex offender to work the terminals. It's been a rough summer for the state ferry system, but the head of the system defends his operation and his people, despite a growing call for major improvements.12 years ago
In predicting earthquakes, what do we really know about the next ‘big one’?
The big one is going to hit. It's a question of when not if, but how much do we really know about forecasting the frequency of a massive earthquake off the Washington Coast?12 years ago
Left-lane camping, drivers’ bad behavior often a source of chokepoints
There are chokepoints on the roads caused by our geography. There are chokepoints caused by our population growth. But there are also chokepoints caused by drivers. Driver behavior is a major cause of traffic congestion in our region.12 years ago
Deep divide still obvious to Boeing workers as demolition of Everett plant begins
Demolition is underway at the Boeing plant in Everett where space is needed to make room for the massive 777X wing facility, but it can't mask the unrest between the company and its union Machinists.12 years ago
Booming population growth creates headaches on I-5 between Everett, Marysville
People driving north out of Everett to Marysville know this chokepoint. I-5 completely bogs-down there everyday for no apparent reason. There are no on-ramps, just five miles of flat-land that is bumper to bumper every day.12 years ago
Utility rates to soar after Seattle City Council approves hike
Wallets in Seattle are going to be a lot lighter over the next six years as the city council just approved increases in utility rates.12 years ago
Relief is on the way for drivers in constant congestion on SR 167
It is one of the worst spots in all of Puget Sound. Highway 167 in both directions is a nightmare almost all day.12 years ago
Boeing 787-10 too big for Puget Sound
The Dreamliner, Boeing's signature new airplane, has become too big for the Puget Sound, literally. It's too big. The third version of the plane is so big it has to be built in South Carolina exclusively.12 years ago
Why Seattle isn’t making better use of the ‘Denver Stop’ or all-way-walk
The on-going battle between cars and pedestrians in Seattle is the focus of this morning's CHOKEPOINT update.12 years ago
As a coffee sign disappears from the highway, donations drop
Some local charities are going to be coming-up short in Snohomish County this year. It's not because the public has lost interest in their cause but because of a small sign that the state recently took down.12 years ago
Tough time for crews digging in front of stalled Bertha to make repairs
Digging under Seattle, as crews have learned the hard way, is not easy to do.12 years ago
On busy Lake City Way, buses cut 2 traffic lanes down to 1
Buses are responsible for getting hundreds of cars off the roads each day, but who loves running late?12 years ago
What airplane-building robots mean for Boeing Machinists
Boeing says automation is going to be expanded around its planes to increase efficiency and safety. Should thousands of the company's Machinists be worried that they will soon be losing their jobs to airplane-making robots?12 years ago
Town set to celebrate 100 years burned by wildfire
The small town of Pateros was set to celebrate its 100th anniversary this weekend at its annual Apple Pie Festival. But a fast-moving wildfire has nearly wiped the small north- central Washington town off the map.12 years ago
520 bridge openings to complicate I-90 closures
Bridge openings for boat traffic will continue on 520, despite the I-90 chokepoint.12 years ago
Gov. Inslee fights for Export-Import Bank
The Export-Import Bank is a financial institution you've probably never heard-of, but its existence helps support a huge segment of Washington's economy. Some in Congress want to get rid of it. Governor Inslee is leading the charge to save it.12 years ago
Plan ahead: Know your alternate route for the I-90 closures
Surviving the upcoming lane restrictions on I-90 is going to come down to your ability to find a quality alternative.12 years ago
