Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman not misquoted on Adderall use in NFL
Outspoken Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman wasn't misquoted about his statements on the banned drug Adderall in an interview with the Vancouver Sun, but the context might have gotten lost in the print.14 years ago
King County judge dismisses Seattle arena lawsuit
The final legal hurdle standing in front of the proposed SoDo arena is gone following a hearing Friday in a King County courtroom.14 years ago
Bad news Sonics fans; rumors suggest Sacramento has an advantage in NBA deal
With a week to go before the NBA meets to decide whether the Sacramento Kings will move to Seattle, the rumors are flying over which city has the advantage.14 years ago
Rally for immigration reform to be held in Seattle on Wednesday
There will be rallies across the country Wednesday in support of major immigration reform plans being put together in Congress. Those attending are hoping to speed up the debate with their action.14 years ago
The Patriots are not the Blue Angels, get over it
Now that the sadness over the Blue Angels canceling their trip to Seafair is wearing-off, it's time to start thinking about who is coming to fly over Lake Washington. What is the Patriots Jet Team, and what does it do?14 years ago
Emergency road repairs may cause delays on NB I-5 near Stanwood
I-5 north near Stanwood is down to just one lane for emergency road repairs.14 years ago
Story more than Seattle kid makes good; Peyton Siva leads Louisville to NCAA title
Peyton Siva saved his best for last, scoring 14 of his 18 points in the second half as Louisville feverishly erased a 12-point deficit.14 years ago
Long after election was lost, McKenna campaign kept spending
Most unsuccessful political campaigns in Washington close their accounts right after the election, but Rob McKenna's campaign continued spending well into the new year.14 years ago
Argument over apartment parking leaves one man dead, three arrested
An argument over parking ended with one man dead and three others jailed in Lakewood.14 years ago
Two men getting off bus in Beacon Hill stabbed in ‘unprovoked attack’
Seattle Police are investigating a random stabbing attack on Beacon Hill that sent two men to the hospital Sunday night.14 years ago
Boeing prepares to get Dreamliners back in the air
Now that Boeing has wrapped-up its testing of the new battery system on-board the Dreamliner, it's up to the FAA to determine when the grounded planes can be retrofitted and returned to service.14 years ago
What you should do if you find tsunami debris on Washington’s shores
Thousands of people are going to be heading to the coast over the next few weeks for spring break, and they might encounter debris from 2011 Japanese tsunami. What should you do if you find something that might be from Japan?14 years ago
Irish: The language isn’t dead, it’s just misunderstood
It's the oldest language in Western Europe, but it's not taught in many schools outside its native country. It's misunderstood and often called by the wrong name. It's Irish, and for the first time it's being taught at the University of Washington.14 years ago
Report: Chris Hansen grabs even more ownership of Kings
Less than 12 hours after Sacramento's city council voted to support a new arena deal, there's word Seattle investor Chris Hansen has agreed to buy another chunk of the Kings.14 years ago
City’s arena deal puts Sacramento back in the game
Sacramento now has a bid to keep the Kings that it believes is strong enough to compete with the Seattle offer when both are pitched the NBA next week.14 years ago
Lawmakers consider allowing red light running for motorcycles
At a time when many Washington cities are putting-in red light cameras to catch people blowing through the lights, the legislature appears ready to let motorcyclists run lights without breaking the law.14 years ago
Pacific Mayor Cy Sun puts city’s top cops on paid leave
Pacific Mayor Cy Sun is at it again. The write-in mayor has put the city's top two cops on paid leave, leaving the city with only a few officers on the job.14 years ago
Bellevue CEO charged with running down boy, threatening him with ax
The CEO of Bellevue-based Hebert Research is facing felony charges for allegedly running down a boy with his SUV and threatening him with an ax.14 years ago
State considers mandatory community service to graduate high school
A lot of high school students use community service hours to build their resumes as they try and impress colleges and universities, but should community service be required for graduation?14 years ago
San Juan Islands to become National Monument
Nearly one thousand acres of BLM land is being set aside in the San Juan Islands to create a new National Monument.14 years ago
When the Space Needle talks, Seattle listens
The Space Needle went on the offensive this week with radio ads, urging Seattle to protect views of the iconic landmark when it considers new height rules for buildings in South Lake Union, and it looks like those ads worked.14 years ago
Consumer Reports study claims Seattle hospitals are unsafe
We hear all the time that Seattle is a great place to get sick because our hospitals are so good, but the latest Consumer Reports study calls that into question, giving Seattle's hospitals low marks for safety. So which is it?14 years ago
Amazon reportedly in bed with the CIA for cloud computing plans
Amazon reportedly has a new business partner: the Central Intelligence Agency.14 years ago
