Professor: We’re addressing police-involved shootings at the wrong time
Professor Barry Friedman says we are focused on the wrong place when it comes to police-involved shootings.9 years ago
Threatened Sound Transit project safe for a few months
More than half a dozen transit projects that had their funding threatened by President Donald Trump's proposed budget will likely be safe through September.9 years ago
Report: Tunnel toll too low to pay for SR 99 replacement
Previous tunnel toll estimates for SR 99 appear to be too low. Now planners are scrambling to set the right price to get drivers to use the new tunnel.9 years ago
Seattle mayor tweaks soda tax proposal, adds diet drinks
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's has adjusted his proposed soda tax by reducing the tax, but adding diet sodas to the list.9 years ago
Study by ACLU finds police presence hurts education process
School police hurt Washington students' ability to learn, according to a new ACLU study.9 years ago
AG Ferguson: Making TIME Magazine’s list is ‘obviously a surprise’
State Attorney General Bob Ferguson made TIME Magazine's annual 100 Most Influential people list in the "pioneers" section.9 years ago
Tacoma sweeps ‘Jungle’ homeless camp
The sweep of Tacoma's largest illegal homeless encampment known as the "Jungle" occurred Tuesday.9 years ago
Tony Reed to testify at brother’s trial over Arlington murders
One of the Reed brothers will testify this September during the trial over a slain Arlington couple.9 years ago
King County Sheriff won’t face alleged rape charges
John Urquhart won't face criminal charges connected to a woman's claims that he allegedly raped her nearly 15 years ago.9 years ago
Democrats willing to exempt Boeing from higher business taxes
When it comes to the budget, Representative Kristine Lytton says Boeing wouldn't be the only exception that will have to be made.9 years ago
One man killed in officer-involved shooting in Fife
One man was killed in an officer-involved shooting outside of a Motel 6 parking lot in Fife on Tuesday afternoon.10 years ago
After severe winter storms, state’s road-clearing budget in the red
It might be hard to believe, but Seattle saw 11.2 inches of snowfall so far this year. And that has eaten up the state's road-clearing budget.10 years ago
Construction buried under piles of gopher regulations in Thurston County
Heard of the Mazama Pocket Gopher? You will if you try to build a house or a tool shed Thurston County.10 years ago
Transcript of Mayor Murray’s 2017 State of the City Address
Watch here as Seattle Mayor Ed Murray delivers his annual State of the City address Tuesday morning.10 years ago
King County’s housing market slows in January
Despite home prices rising slower than usual in January, realtors point out that prices are still rising faster than anywhere else in the nation.10 years ago
Gospel Mission president: Injection sites essentially legalize heroin
Union Gospel Mission President Jeff Lilley warns that Seattle's new safe injection sites will essentially legalize heroin use.10 years ago
Lynnwood couple sees similarities between Iran and America
He's from America. She's from Iran. They're married, live in Washington, and are now worried about how Trump's presidency will affect their family.10 years ago
Suspects in Mount Vernon officer shooting plead not guilty
Two suspects charged in connection with the shooting of a Mount Vernon police officer pleaded not guilty on Thursday.10 years ago
UW will soon teach students how to call ‘BS’ on claims
The new UW course, titled "Calling Bull****," is aimed at teaching college students to use and practice critical thinking skills.10 years ago
Seattle program helps comfort homeless people in their final days
A homeless program offers mobile treatment and care to people on the streets dealing with terminal illness in Seattle.10 years ago
The cost of Seattle’s Democracy Vouchers
Seattle's new $100 Democracy Vouchers actually cost $50 in taxpayer money to send out. That’s if voters participate as robustly as projected.10 years ago
Fingers crossed: Families impacted by DUIs hope tougher law goes the distance
A Washington lawmaker is once again proposing a bill to toughen Washington state's DUI law, after several failed attempts in the past.10 years ago
