Bloomingdale’s launches Jimi Hendrix clothing line
From Purple Haze to Foxy Lady, Jimi Hendrix penned some of the most memorable lyrics in rock history. Now, they're the inspiration for a new clothing line launching this week exclusively at upscale New York-based retailer Bloomingdale's.14 years ago
Seattle scribe gives Nate Silver election run for his money with sports inspired picks
Highly revered political analyst Nate Silver is getting all the props for his near perfect prediction of the outcome of the presidential election. But a Seattle sports scribe is giving him a run for his money with his own presidential picks that nailed an Obama victory.14 years ago
Numbers adding up to likely Inslee win for Washington governor
While Republican Rob McKenna insists the race isn't over, experts say the numbers add up to a win for Democrat Jay Inslee in the race for governor after the first results were announced Tuesday night.14 years ago
Dori: Praying for Obama but doubtful
On the morning after Barack Obama's decisive win over Mitt Romney, Dori Monson is stunned the nation would give him a second term. But he insists he's praying for him anyway.14 years ago
What the election means for Obama, GOP
President Obama's resounding win is raising big questions about the future of the GOP and the country's direction with the electorate still evenly split.14 years ago
Cantwell, other Washington incumbents cruise back to Congress
While voters might complain about Congress, it didn't stop them from sending Washington's incumbents back to the nation's capitol.14 years ago
Luke: Gay marriage is inevitable
Even if voters defeat R-74, Luke Burbank argues gay marriage is inevitable.14 years ago
Jay Inslee, Rob McKenna make final push in bid for governor
After a campaign that's gone on for seemingly more than a year and cost north of $25 million, there's little Jay Inslee and Rob McKenna can do now but wait for the votes to be tallied.14 years ago
Election overload: Time to go the British way?
With so many people sick of the presidential campaign stretching on nearly two years, at least one noted political pundit says it's time to go the British way: announce an election and cast the ballots six weeks later.14 years ago
Don’t expect close races to be settled on Election Night
With the Washington governor's race still a virtual dead heat in the polls and several other high profile races on the ballot too-close-to-call, there's a good chance we won't know the results any time soon.14 years ago
Fiery I-5 crash kills one, burns for over 24 hours
Fire was still burning over 24 hours after a crash on I-5 early Sunday involving a fully loaded gasoline tanker that left the driver dead.14 years ago
Shooting in South Seattle leaves man clinging to life
A young man is clinging to life at Harborview Medical Center after a shooting in South Seattle Friday afternoon.14 years ago
Daughter of preacherman retraces her childhood through music
Willow Scrivner has seen a lot of the country from the back of an old 1970's station wagon. That's what happens when your father is a preacher and the call of god keeps you moving.14 years ago
Help Wanted? What the latest jobs numbers really mean
Both President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney say the latest jobs report released Friday morning proves their point about the state of the economy heading into election day, with the numbers showing both more jobs and an uptick in unemployment.14 years ago
Seattle crews head to New York to help with Sandy recovery
Seattle City Light crews are heading to New York to help the storm battered region recover from Hurricane Sandy.14 years ago
Seattle, 259 other districts oppose charter schools
With just days before the election, education leaders, teachers and parents from 260 of the state's 295 school districts are making a last ditch effort to defeat I-1240, the measure that would permit charter schools.14 years ago
Seattle mayor says city is preparing for winter
Seattle Mayor Mike Mike McGinn says while the city is prepared for winter, it's time for everyone to get ready before big storms strike the city.14 years ago
Trackers follow candidates in hopes of capturing ‘gotcha’ moment
When Republican Rob McKenna lost his cool with a critic on the street and he told her to "get a job," it was a rare slip in his highly disciplined campaign for governor. And it was pure gold for Zach Wurtz, who's made his living the past two years following McKenna with a camera everywhere he goes.14 years ago
Two polls show Washington governor’s race a dead heat
Separate voter surveys show the governor's race is a dead heat just five days before the election.14 years ago
UW, WSU drop in sexual health rankings
A new report card by the maker of Trojan condoms says both the University of Washington and Washington State University have fallen in its annual rankings of sexual health.14 years ago
Microsoft co-founders Allen, Gates reportedly reconcile following book flap
Microsoft co-founders Paul Allen and Bill Gates have apparently made up after a year-long rift in their friendship that Allen feared "might be permanently ruptured."14 years ago
Meteor lights up Halloween night sky
Talk about a celestial trick-or-treat. Reports of a meteor falling to Earth kept authorities across Western Washington hopping Wednesday night as scores of people reported seeing the space debris streaking to the ground.14 years ago
Ramtha school sues over release of inflammatory videos
The Ramtha School of Enlightenment in Yelm is suing a former student for releasing videos showing leader JZ Knight making derogatory comments about gays, Catholics, Mexicans and others.14 years ago
