Accused Afghan shooter claims PTSD symptoms
The Lewis-McChord sergeant accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians never told his wife he was having P-T-S-D-related symptoms, but he has told his attorney he's been suffering for years.15 years ago
Is JBLM any different than any other Army base?
Joint Base Lewis-McChord has been called the most troubled base in the Army. It's been labeled as a "rogue base" by many considering all the high-profile problems at the base over the last five years. But is it so much different from other Army bases to deserve all the criticism?15 years ago
Pierce County investigating homicide near Mount Rainier
Pierce County detectives are investigating a homicide five miles up a forest service road near Mount Rainier.15 years ago
Seattle Central Community College mulls protest rules
Protests have been a staple at Seattle Central Community College since it's creation, but administrators are looking at changes in the rules that some are considering a violation of free speech.15 years ago
Paul Allen victim of identity theft
It looks like no one is immune from identity theft. Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen had his identity stolen by an AWOL soldier in Pennsylvania.15 years ago
Financial trouble common for military families
The stress of multiple deployments leaves more than just a strain on military families. A recent survey suggests it leaves them in debt.15 years ago
Murdered state trooper gives gift of sight
State Trooper Tony Radulescu is still finding way to better the lives of others, even in death. It was one month ago today that the 16 year veteran trooper was gunned down during a traffic stop in Kitsap County, but today his eyes are helping two people see for the first time in years.15 years ago
UW instructor sentenced for exposing himself
A University of Washington instructor has been sentenced to probation for repeatedly exposing himself to woman at a Kent clothing store.15 years ago
Army reversing overturned PTSD decisions
The Army has started re-evaluating soldiers whose Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome cases were overturned at Madigan Medical Center, and the first results are in.15 years ago
Lacey school attacks bullying with social skills
Schools have long struggled with how to combat bullying, but one elementary school in Lacey is attacking the problem in a unique way.15 years ago
Tukwila case shines light on black on black racism
The Tukwila School District is one of the most diverse districts in the state. 70% of the kids are minorities. But yet there are claims of racism from nine African American district employees. Their claims are pointed at the district superintendent who is also black.15 years ago
Boeing worker injured at Everett factory
For the second time this year, a Boeing factory worker at the Everett plant has been seriously injured on the job.15 years ago
Angry Birds take fight with pigs into space
Angry Birds is one of the most popular mobile apps, selling hundreds of millions of copies around the world, but how long can people keep flinging birds at pigs without getting bored?15 years ago
Military law expert expects defense to attack the Army
Staff Sergeant Robert Bales is meeting with his Seattle attorney John Henry Browne on Monday at the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. It is their first face- to-face meeting since Sergeant Bales was returned to the U.S. to face charges for the mass murder of 16 Afghan civilians. It's expected that Browne will argue that the stress of multiple tours, PTSD and a brain injury played a role in this case.15 years ago
Another woman claims affair with Aaron Reardon
A second woman now claims she had sex with Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon.15 years ago
How far will state go to collect 520 tolls?
You've seen that blue flashing light every time you've driven across the 520 Bridge. You know the camera is snapping a picture of your license plate, and you're going to be getting a bill in the mail for the toll. But really, how far is the state going to go to track you down, especially over a couple of bucks?15 years ago
WSDOT to start imposing penalties for late toll bills
The state has sent out 300,000 electronic tolling bills for drivers that crossed area toll bridges without a Good To Go pass, and the state is warning if those tolls go unpaid, the fee will increase quickly.15 years ago
LED streetlights as much about safety as savings
You probably know all about the advantages of using LED lights. They use less energy. They last a lot longer. They save money. Those are some of the reasons the City of Seattle is in the middle of switching out all of its old residential streetlights with LED's.15 years ago
WTO finds illegal subsidies for Boeing
The World Trade Organization has ruled Boeing received billions of dollars worth of illegal subsidies, but the company is calling the ruling a win.15 years ago
USS Nimitz arrives at new Everett home port
Pomp and circumstance greeted the USS Nimitz Friday as the ship pulled into its new home port in Everett.15 years ago
Tolls going up on Tacoma Narrows Bridge
Tolls on the Tacoma Narrows Bridges will be going up this summer, but not by as much as expected thanks to a last minute deal from the Legislature.15 years ago
Mercer Island dad fined for son’s party might fight it
We posed the question to you earlier this week about whether it is fair to fine a parent for an alcohol party a child throws when mom or dad aren't at home or didn't know about it. Mercer Island is doing it, and the first parent to be hit with the $250 fine thinks it's a dumb idea.15 years ago
Court: Citizens don’t get to vote on red light cameras
The Washington State Supreme Court has ruled that citizens cannot file initiatives to vote on red light cameras.15 years ago
