Barbecue brush bristle sends Seattle teen to hospital
We're barely into barbecue season, and already a local teen has been sent to the hospital after swallowing a wire bristle from a cleaning brush.13 years ago
Poorly performing Washington schools now on notice
Schools with consistently bad test scores and student graduation will now be given three years to turn themselves around or be put on a plan controlled by the state under a bill signed into law by the governor on Tuesday.13 years ago
Protecting pot in Washington’s new world
Three North Seattle medical marijuana dispensaries have been broken-into in the last two weeks. With legal pot shops set to open across the state at the end of the year, can we expect to see an increase in these kind of crimes in our neighborhoods?13 years ago
Governor Inslee signs alcohol Samaritan bill
People under 21 no longer have to fear being cited for being a minor in possession of alcohol if they call 911 to get help for a friend who's had too much to drink.13 years ago
Paddle boarder saves three near Port Townsend
A paddle boarder likely saved the lives of three people near Port Townsend when they were swept out into Puget Sound.13 years ago
Man climbing Seattle electrical tower falls to death on 152-foot platform
Seattle City Light power-downed a large electrical tower in the Fremont neighborhood so a recovery team can reach a body on a platform 152-feet off the ground.13 years ago
How condensation is warming your beer
With the weather pushing 80-degrees in places this weekend, I'm sure a lot of you are going to be enjoying a nice cold drink outside, but before you pop the top, you had better take some steps to keep the icy, cold goodness from warming up too soon.13 years ago
Capitol Hill businesses are fed up with protests
Businesses on Capitol Hill have had enough of these random protest marches that end in violence and property damage.13 years ago
Amanda Knox hopes to meet with murdered roommate’s family
Amanda Knox sat down for her first television interview since her murder conviction was overturned in Italy with ABC's Diane Sawyer.13 years ago
Trial begins in Monroe correction officer’s murder
The trial has gotten underway in the trial of a convicted rapist accused of killing a corrections officer in the Monroe Prison more than two years ago.13 years ago
Boeing all smiles after 787 flights
The Boeing Dreamliner returned to passenger service over the weekend, and airlines in Japan began their first test flights since the grounding of the entire fleet.13 years ago
Link Light Rail begins southern expansion towards Federal Way
Sound Transit is moving-up its plans to expand light rail south from Sea-Tac Airport by four years so the line will open at the same time as the line from downtown Seattle to the U-District.13 years ago
Gay wedding – florist flap hits state legislature
A handful of Republicans are coming to the defense of a Richland florist who refused to provide flowers for a gay wedding and is now being sued by the ACLU and the state of Washington.13 years ago
Internet sales tax decision could come Thursday
Adding sales tax to online purchases is moving ahead in the U.S. Senate. The issue of taxing internet sales is getting strong support from Republicans and Democrats alike.13 years ago
State considers changes in pot law language
In seven months, business owners will be able to open marijuana stores and growers will be able to set-up shop around the state. Cities and the state are still trying to hammer-out all the details, and the legislature is considering some tweaks to the language in I-502.13 years ago
State Supreme Court rules recall of Pacific mayor can move forward
The Washington State Supreme Court has ruled that a recall effort of embattled Pacific Mayor Cy Sun can move forward.13 years ago
Boeing soars despite Dreamliner problem
Despite a very rough start to 2013 with the grounding of its new signature airplane, Boeing is reporting a strong first quarter and continued growth throughout the year.14 years ago
Federal Way killer had history of violence
The Federal Way man suspected of murdering four people being being killed by police this week appears to have had a history of violence but never spent any time in jail because the allegations were never serious enough.14 years ago
Bellevue City Council signs off on light rail route
Four years after voters approved a light rail line across Lake Washington and through the Eastside, the Bellevue City Council has finally signed off on where the line will go.14 years ago
Bigfoot still a big draw in Washington
It has captured the imagination of many, especially here in the Northwest: the search for Sasquatch.14 years ago
JBLM soldier pleads guilty to killing five to avoid death penalty
An Army sergeant at Joint Base Lewis-McChord has pleaded guilty to killing five other service members in a deal that will keep him from a possible death sentence.14 years ago
