Prison wedding for sex offender couple may be first and last kiss
When a Washington gay couple gets married on Halloween Night, it will be the first time they will be allowed to kiss or even hold hands, and it will likely be their last.13 years ago
A beer for your buds: Redhook introduces hemp-infused brew
The state will start taking applications for marijuana businesses next month, and the public can now celebrate the official launching of the legal marijuana industry with a beer made specially for pot lovers.13 years ago
Woman in Aaron Reardon complaint wants $750K from Snohomish County
The woman who brought an end to former Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon's promising political career is now claiming harassment and discrimination and has filed a complaint against the county.13 years ago
Boy brings gun, 400 rounds of ammunition to Vancouver school
Police say an 11-year-old who took a gun to his Vancouver, Wash., middle school intended to shoot another student to prevent him from bullying a friend.13 years ago
Lawmakers, experts build package to entice Boeing’s Washington loyalty
Boeing's 777 program is responsible for about $20-billion a year in economic impact to the State of Washington. The governor knows this state can't afford to lose that.13 years ago
WSDOT wants more ideas on tolling I-90
It's your last chance to give the state your thoughts about tolling I-90 before the Department of Transportation spends a year researching the idea.13 years ago
Air India engineer taking blame for 787 issue
It looks like Boeing isn't to blame for a large panel falling off an Air India 787 this week.13 years ago
Picket signs at the ready for potential grocery workers strike
Thousands of picket signs are piled-up and ready to go, but negotiations are still underway to prevent a grocery workers strike.13 years ago
Youth football league’s dreams gambled away
Granite Falls Youth Football will host its final games of the season this weekend. A month ago, the season was nearly scrapped after the director allegedly gambled away all the fees the parents and sponsors paid.13 years ago
Firing up the Boeing 757 conversation
Boeing hasn't made a 757 in nearly a decade, but there's a growing conversation about whether the company should restart the line.13 years ago
Grocery workers’ union making last effort to resolve contract negotiations before strike
It sounds like this is the final day to avoid a grocery workers strike. The unions are talking like they will walk-off the job if they don't see a better deal today.13 years ago
Grocery contract negotiations hit pivotal stage
Whatever happens in the grocery workers' contract talks, be it a strike or a settlement, Wednesday could be the day that determines which path is taken.13 years ago
‘Iron Man’ super suit under development by US Army
Less science fiction and more science fact. The Army works on perfecting a super suit for soldiers.13 years ago
WWU student body president: Riot was a bunch of young, ignorant people with alcohol
What a weekend in Bellingham. Police needed pepper spray and a huge show of force to break-up a riot near the Western Washington University campus Saturday night.13 years ago
Movement in grocery talks, but may not be enough to prevent strike
The biggest contract issue on the table in the grocery workers talks appears to be gone, but the unions said it might not be enough to prevent a possible strike.13 years ago
How UW can protect their GameDay turf from the Oregon faithful
For the first time ever, ESPN College Football GameDay is set up on the University of Washington campus to capture the purple and gold fever as the Huskies and Ducks go head to head on Saturday.13 years ago
Herbstreit: Pac-12 is worst conference when it comes to officiating
ESPN's football road show, College Gameday is coming to Seattle this Saturday to be part of the Huskies game against the Oregon Ducks, and one ESPN college football analyst said he's not worried about our notoriously awful weather, nor a Ducks blow out. He's worried about the Pac-12 officials.13 years ago
Grocery strike looms as negotiations resume
You might find picket signs outside your favorite grocery store soon if negotiations over a new contract don't go well. Those talks resume Thursday.13 years ago
Where WA health departments are targeting the uninsured for Obamacare
Health departments across the state aren't waiting for people to sign-up for the new insurance exchanges. They are actively targeting the uninsured to get them signed up and even targeting specific cities.13 years ago
Seattle City Council approves pot zones, size of marijuana farms
Seattle will allow pot farms of up to 20,000 square feet under new rules adopted by the city council on Monday.13 years ago
Puyallup pumpkin pumps up state record by 300 pounds
Washington has a new record-setting pumpkin, tipping the scales at 1,791 pounds.13 years ago
‘Embarrassing, frankly’: Boeing loses major Japanese customer
Airbus has been banging on the door in the Japanese market for decades, and this morning Japan Airlines has opened it to the Boeing's European rival in a big way.13 years ago
Seattle’s University Prep sued over bullying
Seattle's University Prep has been sued by a former student who claims the administration did nothing to prevent his bullying, and when he complained the school kicked him out.13 years ago
