Josh Kerns

It's the latest black eye for the beleaguered Seattle Police Department: two officers caught on tape mocking a critically injured jogger and the truck driver who hit him.

What's worse than getting your car towed? How about an $800 charge to get it back . That's what happened to a Seattle man, who was shocked when he learned how much a company called Citywide Towing wanted to return his Mazda Truck.

Along with the previews, movie theaters these days seem to show at least a couple of catchy reminders to silence your cell phone. So should anyone be that surprised that a guy at Ballard's Majestic Bay Theater attacked another moviegoer when his phone went off?

A dramatic picture of an 84-year-old woman pepper sprayed by police as part of Tuesday night's Occupy Seattle protest march has gone global . But after blocking traffic during rush hour on a busy downtown Seattle street, the little old lady and the other protestors are getting little sympathy.

It it seems like Christmas came even earlier this year, you're not imagining it . But as retailers start the holiday shopping season before the leaves have even turned, a backlash is building in an effort to save Thanksgiving and "respect the bird.

Penn State football coach Joe Paterno will retire at the end of the season, his long and illustrious career brought down because he failed to do all he could about an allegation of child sex abuse against a former assistant.

Seattle restaurant insiders might think pretty highly of their skills, but the cut throat reality TV world of Top Chef isn't impressed . All three of the contestants sent home in the show's season premier were from Emerald City kitchens.

The staff at Ballard High School's student newspaper "The Talisman" is up in arms about a proposed change to district policies they worry could lead to a clampdown on their content.

The time honored tradition of reciting the pledge of allegiance is sparking a new controversy at Seattle's John Stanford International School.

When it comes to the history of Seattle music, talk naturally turns first to Nirvana or Jimi Hendrix. But the city has been home to groundbreaking sounds since the first settlers sailed into Elliott Bay.

They were two Bellevue sisters from a modest upbringing that made it ok for women to rock. And today the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honored Anne and Nancy Wilson, nominating Heart for induction into the Hall of Fame.

"With the lights out, it's less dangerous. Here we are now, entertain us." The line that blew open the music world still resonates on the 20th anniversary of the release of Nirvana's seminal album "Nevermind."