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3 men with gunshot wounds dropped off at Burien medical center

Three men with gunshot wounds were dropped off at a Burien medical center Sunday night, but gave police a different story, according to the King County Sheriff's Office.
8 years ago

SR 516 closed in Kent after wrong-way fatal crash

State Route 516 in Kent is closed in both directions after one person was killed in a wrong-way crash early Friday.
8 years ago

Report: PSE sends racial slur to black woman

An African-American woman says Puget Sound Energy emailed her a racial slur to use as the temporary password to her online account.
8 years ago

‘Net Nanny’ sting nets 21 child predator arrests in Pierce County

The Washington State Patrol says 21 dangerous sexual predators who targeted children in Pierce County were arrested in a sting dubbed “Operation Net Nanny.”
8 years ago

Starbucks teams up with Pearl Jam in fight against homelessness

Starbucks is teaming up with Pearl Jam to raise money for Seattle's homelessness crisis.
8 years ago

State AG Ferguson to file lawsuit over 3D-printed guns

Attorney General Bob Ferguson is blaming the Trump administration for giving dangerous people access to guns by allowing 3D-printed guns to be posted online.
8 years ago

Popular Kirkland beach closed for fecal contamination

Kirkland's Juanita Beach Park is closing at least through next week because of sewage pollution found in the waters of Lake Washington.
8 years ago

Massive fire burns at Kent strip mall

Firefighters battled a three-alarm fire at a Kent strip mall overnight.
8 years ago

Steven Powell dies at Tacoma hospital, deputies say

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department confirmed Steven Powell died early Monday morning.
8 years ago

Iconic Pike Place Fish Company under new ownership by some of its own managers

Pike Place Fish Company in Seattle’s Pike Place Market, now synonymous with Seattle after they unofficially branded its fish tossing, was sold to a group of four managers who have collectively worked there for decades.
8 years ago

New plans to reunite migrant parents at Northwest Detention Center with children

Some migrant parents who are being detained at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma will begin the process to be reunited with their children, according to The Seattle Times.
8 years ago

Explosion that destroyed mailboxes being investigated as felony bombing

Multiple mailboxes were destroyed, and brush and trees burned in a Woodinville neighborhood in what the King County Sheriff’s Office is investigating as a felony bombing.
8 years ago

New Link light rail hub could be built in International District

A Seattle City Council committee will tackle how to incorporate the new Ballard and West Seattle Link light rail expansion into the existing light rail line.
8 years ago

Man killed in Tacoma drive-by shooting

A man is dead after shots were fired from a car in Tacoma late Wednesday.
8 years ago

Delta employees claim they were fired for “speaking Korean”

Four Korean-born Delta employees have sued their airline company after being fired. They alleged they were fired for speaking Korean too much at the Sea-Tac Airport.
8 years ago

Migrant mother reunited with young son in Seattle after separated, detained

A mother was reunited with her 6-year-old son Saturday in Seattle after they were separated at the U.S. border and she was detained in Washington state.
8 years ago

Sammamish Utility first to install earthquake early warning technology

The Northeast Sammamish Water District is trying out earthquake early warning technology at a pumping station that sits on top of a half-million gallons of water.
8 years ago

Mayor Durkan signs legislation that gives free ORCA cards to students

Mayor Jenny Durkan signed legislation Tuesday that will provide free ORCA cards and unlimited year-round public transit for Seattle public high school students.
8 years ago

Council approves increases in Seattle City Light costs

The Seattle City Council approved City Light's strategic plan Monday, which will increase rates on the city's electricity customers in the years to come.
8 years ago

Crews start repaving Highway 99 in Seattle for first time in 19 years

WSDOT crews started a two-year project Monday, repaving Highway 99 in Seattle for the first time in 19 years. The work covers 99 from Roy Street in Lower Queen Anne to 145th Street in Seattle.
8 years ago

Girl with measles in Snohomish County showed many symptoms

Snohomish County public health officials said that a minor with measles may have exposed others in Washington state.
8 years ago

Police: DUI driver crashed into Washington state trooper parked on shoulder of road

Police said Sunday a DUI driver crashed into a Washington state trooper’s car that was parked on the shoulder of a roadway. The collision happened on northbound SR 525 near Alderwood Mall Parkway Sunday morning.
8 years ago

FedEx truck leads police on high-speed chase from Bellevue to Seattle

A FedEx truck that Bellevue police say was stolen led authorities on a wild chase across I-90. The truck had its rear doors open and littered the road with packages. Eyewitnesses saw the end of the chase and the suspect’s arrest.
8 years ago

Immigrants ask Gov. Inslee for help on Independence Day

The Families Belong Together Coalition brought together a group of immigrants and refugees to share their stories with Gov. Jay Inslee and first lady Trudi.
8 years ago