Clock is ticking on Chambers Bay as it prepares to host 2015 US Open
Up next on the tee: Chambers Bay. The University Place golf course has less than a year to prepare to host the biggest tournament in America: the U.S. Open.12 years ago
Woman punctures intestine, suffers infection after cleaning grill
Before you fire up the grill for Father's Day, heed a warning about how you clean your barbeque.12 years ago
Legal pot takes another step toward mainstream in Stephen Colbert pistachio ad
Recreational marijuana is legal in Washington and Colorado. The latest polls show most Americans now favor decriminalizing the drug. How long before pot takes over the mainstream?12 years ago
KC Exec vetoes effort to stem Metro cuts
KC Executive Dow Constantine has vetoes a measure passed by the King County council Monday to soften or avert some of the other cuts scheduled for next year.12 years ago
Sounding off at lawmakers may no longer require a trip to Olympia
Olympia determines your taxes. It determines what transportation packages get funded. It makes laws that impact your life.12 years ago
‘Heroes’ credited with stopping Seattle Pacific University shooter
Seattle Police say the quick actions of a volunteer building monitor likely saved lives at Seattle Pacific University Thursday afternoon when a gunman walked in and started firing.12 years ago
Amazon teasing mystery smartphone release
Jeff Bezos is at it again. The Amazon CEO has set the tech world on fire with his latest tease, hinting at the release of the company's smartphone.12 years ago
$1M Puyallup jewelery store heist sounds like a Hollywood plot
It's the kind of heist you might think only Hollywood writers could dream up: A sophisticated crew of burglars cut through walls of a nearby business to make-off with a million dollars in gold.12 years ago
Has liquor privatization in Washington brought negative consequences?
It's been two years since Washington got out of the liquor business. Has it really made that big of a difference in how you get your liquor or to the state's bottom line?12 years ago
Washington scouting new class for ‘Capsule Keepers’ preservation society
Washington has a semi-secret society hard at work today. It's a group you probably didn't know existed. Its job is to collect and protect all the most precious artifacts in the state and preserve them. And what makes this group so unique is that is made up of 10 year old children.12 years ago
New speed cameras being installed in Seattle
New speed zone cameras are being installed outside five more schools in Seattle.12 years ago
State Patrol spent holiday weekend busting drunk drivers, rounding up livestock
Washington State Patrol Troopers in King County made 49 drunk driving arrests over Memorial Day weekend.12 years ago
3 killed, 2 injured in Sedro-Woolley head-on crash
Three people were killed and two others injured on Highway 20 near Sedro-Woolley Friday morning in a head-on collision.12 years ago
Alleged mail thief tries to avoid arrest by jumping in Lake Washington
The search for a mail thief on Mercer Island ended with Seattle Police fishing the suspect out of Lake Washington.12 years ago
Metro Transit manager likes Seattle plan but says we need a regional solution
As bus riders plead for their favorite routes to be saved, cities like Seattle are deciding on whether to pay for Metro service on their own to stave off future cuts. Metro Transit is left to figure out how to dig itself out of this situation.12 years ago
More low-level crimes going unpunished in Seattle
Are Seattle cops looking the other way when they see suspicious activity because they don't want to get hit with a complaint?12 years ago
UW researcher aims to crack military drug use
Getting someone to recognize that they have a substance abuse problem can be very difficult. It can be even more so for military members, many of whom consider issues with abuse as a sign of weakness.12 years ago
Photo: Police seek suspect in series of fatal Federal Way shootings
Federal Way Police are searching for a suspected killer, and the man they are looking is believed to be involved in a series of recent shootings.12 years ago
UW nurse aims to put face on health care budget cuts
Most budget writers make their decisions without really knowing the impact of their cuts, but a University of Washington researcher is trying to change that. She poured-over 11 years of data to see what the results of budget cuts really mean.12 years ago
Pinewood derby for dads uses beer cans to get you down Seattle Beer Week’s track
Seattle Beer Week, which is actually 11 days long, kicked-off last night around Puget Sound, but this celebration of beer is much more than tastings and hanging-out with brewers. There are brews cruises, miniature golf tournaments and even a Beer Can Derby.12 years ago
Boeing close to paying out South Carolina bonus
Boeing might have to pay a performance bonus to its workers in South Carolina for a situation it created when it laid-off hundreds of employees at the plant last year.12 years ago
As Danford Grant pleads guilty, attorney uses ‘sex addiction’ to explain massage parlor rapes
Prominent Seattle attorney Danford Grant pleaded guilty to five rapes on Wednesday and will likely spend at least the next 15 years in prison for his crimes. But what changed in the final hours before trial to make him take a deal, and why was his attorney talking about sex addiction after he took deal?12 years ago
Sanctions on Russia, Ukraine put US companies, Boeing in a tough spot
U.S. foreign policy is really an economic policy, and everyone is tied together. So these sanctions could actually hurt U.S. companies like Boeing.12 years ago
