Handicapping the competition: Long Beach a likely contender for Boeing 777X
Washington is still in the mix to build Boeing's 777X, so where should it look for its fiercest competition?13 years ago
Boeing to Machinists: We’re not bluffing about taking 777X deal to another state
The high-stakes game of chicken between Boeing and its union machinists is nearing an end. We'll know Wednesday night if Boeing will guarantee that the 777X will be built in Washington or whether it will shop the work to other states.13 years ago
Minimum wage, Seattle council seat races still too close to call
Two races in last week's election are so close that campaign workers are going-over invalidated ballots to make sure each vote is counted.13 years ago
View of Boeing from South Carolina isn’t so bad
Should Washington drop the ball on the Boeing 777X, there are states lining-up to take that work. At the top of that list is South Carolina, where the company already has its second production facility and where it continues to expand its footprint.13 years ago
It’s in our best interest to be superstitious about our sports teams
We told you earlier this season about the Seahawks fan that got in trouble for flying his 12th Man flag in his neighborhood. He wouldn't take it down because the only time he did the Hawks lost. We know there are a lot of you out there that are rational during the week but come kickoff on Sunday you'll be in your special shirt, with your special socks and sitting in the same chair you have all year. It's only crazy if it doesn't work, right?13 years ago
Machinists Union leader rips up ‘piece of crap’ Boeing contract
The head of the local machinists union that brokered the deal with Boeing to secure the 777X now calls the contract a "piece of crap" and has torn it up.13 years ago
Convicted wife murderer Pietz gets over 18 years in prison
One of Seattle's most infamous and mysterious murderers, David Pietz, was sentenced to 220 months, or over 18 years, for the murder of his wife, Nicole, seven years ago.13 years ago
Local WWII Medal of Honor recipient, John ‘Bud’ Hawk, dies at age 89
America has lost one of its true heroes. World War II veteran and Medal of Honor recipient John "Bud" Hawk died Monday in Bremerton.13 years ago
GPS cannon could end the days of high-speed chases
High speed police chases often end in crashes. Sometimes, innocent bystanders are caught up in the carnage.13 years ago
Washington lawmaker pushes checkpoints to cut DUI carnage
Last week a Port Orchard man was arrested for drunk driving for the 13th time. It's a shocking case for many of us, but not for state Representative Roger Goodman. While he says this case is an example of the extreme, he believes the state needs to do a much better job tracking repeat drunk drivers and pushing for tougher drunk driving laws.13 years ago
Daylight Saving Time 101
You're going to hear it all day. "Don't forget to set your clocks back." Daylight Saving Time ends early Sunday morning, which means we all get an extra hour of sleep Saturday night. But how did this annual messing with the clocks get started and why? There are a lot of myths about its origins.13 years ago
Three stabbed in Seattle knife, screwdriver fight
A fight in Seattle's Rainer Valley overnight sent three men to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.13 years ago
Port Orchard man arrested for 13th DUI
A Port Orchard man is facing significant prison time after being picked up for drunk driving for the 13th time.13 years ago
Washington health exchange website down for over a day
You probably didn't have good luck if you tried to sign up for the new Washington Health Benefit Exchange between Tuesday afternoon and Thursday morning.13 years ago
Aviation expert says Boeing is using ‘economic blackmail’ against Washington
Boeing announced yesterday that much of the detailed design work for the soon-to-be-released 777X will be done outside of Washington. But what does that really mean for future Puget Sound work on the airplane? And does it signal that Boeing plans to build the plane somewhere other than Everett?13 years ago
Washington loses first round in bid for Boeing 777X
Most of the engineering work for the new 777 will be done outside of Puget Sound.13 years ago
11-year-old accused of bringing gun, amunition to school, erupts in Vancouver courtroom
Doctors who evaluated the 11 year old Vancouver boy accused of planning to kill a classmate at his school last week said he has a history of violent outbursts and has trouble with authority. He is facing an attempted murder charge after taking a gun, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and seven knives to school to carry out his plot.13 years ago
Vancouver 11-year-old charged with attempted murder
The Vancouver boy who took a gun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition to his middle school last week will face an attempted murder charge.13 years ago
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
