How can a city with street-level trolleys ban right-on-red?
The same city that thought it was a good idea to put trolleys on Seattle's roads have decided to ban taking a right at red lights.11 years ago
Murder victim’s daughter ‘sickened’ at thought of killer walking free
It's been 35 years since a man helped tie up and murder three people in a SeaTac-area tavern, but only three years since he attempted to send a questionable letter to his brother.11 years ago
No way Seattle teacher strike is about the kids
A unanimous vote to strike is a little curious in a room with at least 2,000 people, KIRO Radio's Dori Monson believes.11 years ago
Bus rider shames alleged groper with cellphone photos
Is this what happens to people who ride public transportation?11 years ago
Marysville school shooter sent series of distressed messages to ex-girlfriend
A judge in Snohomish County has ordered the release of text messages between a 15-year-old girl and her ex-boyfriend in the days before he fatally shot four classmates at Marysville-Pilchuck High School.11 years ago
‘Insane’ for taxpayers to foot bill for King County’s ferry service
The amount of congestion in Seattle is causing at least one King County official to consider expanding passenger-only ferry service. But is it worth the cost?11 years ago
Housing advocate: Developers are diluting Seattle’s character
A housing advocacy group is fighting a developer's plan to replace one of Pioneer Square's historic buildings with an upscale apartment.11 years ago
Students embarrass Washington university with offensive costumes
Students at Whitworth University learned an important lesson after posting a photo on Instagram. The five students took a photo of themselves dressed as the Jackson 5. Their costumes included blackface.11 years ago
Why were there no signs ahead of Marysville school shooting?
The darkening demeanor of a troubled Marysville Pilchuck High School student should have been a warning of things to come.11 years ago
The worst of the worst: Roads to avoid during Labor Day weekend
Let's face it, traffic during Labor Day weekend is going to be rough. But some roads will be significantly worse than others.11 years ago
Man who exposed himself to Lynnwood cop claims entrapment
A man who exposed himself to a police officer is asking for a pardon by Governor Jay Inslee.11 years ago
SDOT doing something about ill-timed drawbridge openings
Bridge openings in Seattle can back up hundreds of vehicles on the road during peak hours.11 years ago
Seattle’s 13 Coins may not be 86’d from South Lake Union
Fans of 13 Coins may not have to find an alternative to the popular South Lake Union restaurant.11 years ago
Very few taking advantage of Seattle car tab rebate
Almost three months into a car tab rebate program and things aren't going quite as the City of Seattle planned.11 years ago
Ron Upshaw: McKinley’s name change might be part of a bigger plan
President Barack Obama may just be starting on a campaign to rename federally recognized places.11 years ago
Congressman Reichert outraged over potential release of murderer
A man serving three life terms for murdering three people in a SeaTac tavern could be out on the streets by February 2018.11 years ago
Seattle mayor backs off hookah lounge closures
There is some backpedaling going on in the Office of the Seattle Mayor over the city's hookah lounges.11 years ago
‘Marshawn Lynch’ running for US president
Does the Seattle Seahawks' top running back wants to become the next President of the United States?11 years ago
Will it take a state income tax to fund education?
Because the Washington State Legislature hasn't found any other ways to do it, an economist is suggesting lawmakers impose an income tax to properly fund education.11 years ago
Is Russell Wilson galvanizing Seahawks fans, losing support?
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson speaks his mind, even if what is on his mind may be odd or down right ridiculous to some fans.11 years ago
Seattle Mayor’s office has incredibly high turnover rate
People working in the fast food industry might be enjoying their jobs more than those working the Office of the Seattle Mayor.11 years ago
Can’t fault Everett firefighters for trying to shut homeless man up
A homeless man who has caused the Everett Fire Department a headache and cost taxpayers up to $1 million was taken out to a more remote location in hopes it would quiet him.11 years ago
Developer threatens Seattle’s classic 13 Coins restaurant
The latest project slated for the already bustling Denny Way in South Lake Union will add hundreds of more apartments in two large towers. But the real story isn't what is being built, it's what is being demolished.11 years ago
