Unique competition at Seattle Kennel Club Dog Show
An Enumclaw woman will be keeping her eye on the prize at the Seattle Kennel Club Dog Show this weekend, even though she is legally blind.14 years ago
Republicans declared ‘Education Day’ in the Washington state Senate
Republicans are declaring victory with an education package passing the WA Senate, but Democrats say there's still little being done to fully fund K-12 education in Washington State.14 years ago
Marysville man gets retried for shooting death of 6-year-old daughter
A new trial starts Tuesday for a Marysville man accused of shooting and killing his 6-year-old daughter in 2008.14 years ago
Big events, road closures expected to impact Seattle area traffic
A little rain in the forecast this weekend isn't stopping road crews from trying to get some work done.14 years ago
Stories vary about mentally ill man killed by Seattle Police
As the 911 calls surface from Tuesday night's deadly shooting, questions are being raised about whether the death of a mentally ill man in Northwest Seattle could have been prevented.14 years ago
Reardon aide files complaint in Snohomish County, seeks ‘whistleblower’ status
Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon may be resigning, but the discord among county leaders isn't dying down.14 years ago
Washington could become the new home for drone testing
The governor's office is heading a consortium that hopes to receive the FAA designation of "Unmanned Aircraft Systems Test Site" for an air field in Washington State.14 years ago
Pepper spray used as weapon in attempted Seattle carjacking
A couple of Seattle women were lucky to escape an attempted carjacking Tuesday evening, where the suspects' weapon of choice was pepper spray.14 years ago
Woman who perpetrated acid hoax said she suffered from mental illness
It was an unbelievable attack that drew attention and donations from around the world. A young woman from Vancouver, Wash. claimed she was assaulted with liquid acid in 2010.14 years ago
No witnesses, leads in brutal road rage beating
A man who pulled over to apologize was attacked by another driver, but his life may have been saved by a double-amputee and Army veteran who stopped to help.14 years ago
Skyrocketing rates of wildlife shot in residential areas
Wildlife rehab workers say they are taking care of more and more animals injured by gunfire in suburban areas.14 years ago
State lawmakers work to crack down on gun-toting kids
A bill that would require tougher sentences for juveniles convicted of gun offenses is moving forward, although it has been amended to be less dramatic than the original version.14 years ago
Gun range sued by former employees for alleged lead exposure
A group of former employees claims Wade's Guns asked them to do a remodeling job without the proper training and equipment, leading to an exposure to high amounts of lead.14 years ago
Self-defense or murder? Vancouver man charged in death of 19-year-old
It was early on a Tuesday morning on Jan. 29 before the sun had come up. That's when Sean Doucette says he was coming home from his job of four years as an armed guard for First Response.14 years ago
Poulsbo restaurant offers family the ‘good kid discount’
A family in Poulsbo, Washington was given a $4 discount at a local restaurant for having well behaved children, and now their receipt has gone viral.14 years ago
Bellingham man helping a boy in South Africa get a grip on life, literally
A Bellingham man who likes to create sci-fi costumes in his spare time tells KIRO Radio's Andrew Walsh how he's now using his talents to create a prosthetic hand for a little boy half way around the world.14 years ago
Seattle customers, postal workers seem fine with no mail Saturday
The U.S. Postal Service let everyone know Wednesday they will be stopping mail service delivery on Saturdays. Ernie Swanson with the post office's Seattle district says most customers seem comfortable with the move.14 years ago
Funds drying up for Metro Transit bus service in Seattle
The general manager of Metro Transit says one sixth of downtown bus services could be cut if they don't find some new revenue sources soon.14 years ago
Army Secretary on mental health: Soldiers should watch out for each other
The secretary of the Army is visiting Joint Base Lewis-McChord this week, in part to announce the results of a year-long review of the Army's mental health system.14 years ago
Study finds evidence that ‘It Gets Better’ for gay, lesbian and bisexual teens
A new seven year study shows that life really does get better for gay teens who are bullied, just like the popular "It Gets Better" anti-bullying campaign suggests.14 years ago
New bill would give principals more flexibility to fire displaced teachers
A Senate Bill heard in the education committee Friday would allow principals the option not to renew teachers who are assigned to their school after being displaced.14 years ago
Group pushes for more guns on Olympia college campus
A student group at Evergreen State College wants the campus police department to be equipped with a cache of high-powered rifles.14 years ago
Packed crowd attends forum on budding new industry of recreational pot
A packed crowd attended the first in a series of public forums being held by the WA State Liquor Control Board on how to implement I-502 legalizing recreational marijuana.14 years ago
