Few answers in Arlington sniper investigation
We should learn more today about the 60 year old man who opened fire on random targets Sunday afternoon outside Arlington.14 years ago
Starbucks sued over spilled green tea
Starbucks is being sued by a San Antonio woman who claims the lid on her green tea came off unexpectedly causing her serious burns when it spilled.14 years ago
Seattle eyes predatory towing
The days of private towing companies holding cars hostage from their owners in Seattle might be coming to an end.14 years ago
Arlington sniper found dead
Residents in a neighborhood five miles outside of Arlington were evacuated from their homes for about ten hours Sunday as police hunted a man who was firing shots at passing cars and people.14 years ago
Pac-12, DirecTV squabble leaves fans out in the cold
Husky fans with satellite TV had better buy a ticket to the season-opener Saturday against San Diego State because the game most likely won't be on the screen.14 years ago
Fry’s settles with two Renton employees in harassment suit
Fry's Electronics is paying two former Renton employees more than two million dollars to settle their sexual harassment lawsuit against the company.14 years ago
Pierce County Sheriff’s Office investigating bullying video
The Pierce County Sheriff's Office is examining videos and documents in the case of a Gig Harbor eighth grader being tormented and bullied while a teacher watched to see if there is any evidence of a crime.14 years ago
Boy bullied in Gig Harbor as teacher watches
The parents of a Gig Harbor boy have asked for a criminal investigation after their son was terrorized in a bullying attack in his classroom at Kopachuck Middle School.14 years ago
Congestion getting worse in Seattle-area
You're spending more time stuck in traffic today than you did three years ago.14 years ago
Boeing surges ahead with 787 Dreamliner
Boeing is stepping up production on the Dreamliner to meet its goal of making ten of the planes a month by the end of next year.14 years ago
You can’t talk your way out of a toll or a fine
Don't expect any leniency from the judge in Washington's new toll court. It's not like talking your way out of a speeding ticket.14 years ago
Activist library opens in face of Seattle library closures
If you have a book due at the Seattle Public Library, you can go nahead and blow that off. All the city's libraries are closed this week because of budget cuts. But you won't have to go without a read because a group of activists is setting up a people's library.14 years ago
Judge expected to sign off on SPD reforms
A federal judge is expected to sign off Friday on the agreement between the City of Seattle and the Department of Justice over sweeping reforms to the police department.14 years ago
Mercer Mess fix may mean trouble for bus riders
Friday is your last commute dealing with the Mercer Mess. It changes to a two-way road on Monday, but what's good for drivers is bad for bus riders.14 years ago
Marysville middle school goes all iPad
Parents at one Marysville school won't have to fight with their kids to put down their iPads and hit the books. Those iPads are the books.14 years ago
Search for Jane Doe child rapist extends to Seattle-area
A woman federal agents believe is traveling the country sexually-abusing two young girls might have recently spent time in the Seattle-area.14 years ago
NFL cracking down on fans bad behavior
Heckling athletes has been around for as long there have been sporting competitions. You remember the famous line, "Hey Achilles, my grandmother runs faster than you?"14 years ago
Seattle attorney seeks Susan Powell records again
The Seattle attorney representing the parents of Susan Powell will once again ask a Utah city for all the records surrounding her disappearance.14 years ago
Firefighting a second chance for young inmates
Fighting forest fires is not easy. It takes a specialtype of person to work 16 hour days in the face of walls of flames and burning homes and timber. But for a small group of young men. Fighting fires is the last chance to get out of life of crime and put their lives on the right path.14 years ago
Family selling T-shirts at scene of Taylor Bridge wildfire
Some might consider it profiting on the misery and suffering of others, but a family from Omak sees it as a way to make a few bucks to make ends meet.14 years ago
Does Port of Seattle buy its own argument against arena?
The Port of Seattle continues to say publicly that it opposes the new arena in SoDo because it believes it would cause too much traffic, hurting its bottom line and its ability to expand. But do Port of Seattle leaders really believe that?14 years ago
Man training dogs to steer clear of rattlesnakes
Hikers and campers on the west side of the Cascades don't have to worry about rattlesnakes, but head over the mountains and you're in rattlesnake country.14 years ago
Olympics a time to discover offbeat sports
A lot of people like the Olympics because it showcases the best athletes in the world competing at the highest level. Others like them because it brings the world together for three weeks every few years. I love the Olympics for all the odd sports I discover.14 years ago
