Ahead of the Prop. 1 vote: Traffic by the numbers in Seattle
In Seattle, the number of cars on the road is declining. These are encouraging traffic numbers from the Seattle Department of Transportation.13 years ago
Another measles case in traveler visiting Seattle, Sea-Tac
Another case of measles infection has been detected - this time the person was at locations in West Seattle and at Sea-Tac Airport.13 years ago
Seattle councilmember: City, county must address microhousing concerns
It started with a series of flyers complaining about a new apartment building in Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood where each apartment, or "a-pod-ment," would be 125 square-feet.13 years ago
New charge for Tacoma teacher accused of having sex with students
A 24-year-old former Tacoma high school teacher who's already accused of having sexual contact with two students is facing a new charge.13 years ago
Crews pause recovery work to honor victims of Oso mudslie
Crews searching for victims in the tangled debris field from the Washington mudslide halted their work Saturday for a moment of silence to honor those lost.13 years ago
Everett Animal Shelter reuniting animals lost in mudslide with families
The Oso mudslide has left family pets abandoned and wandering.13 years ago
Harborview: Driver in helicopter crash is improving
Harborview Medical Center says 38-year-old Richard Newman is still in serious condition in Intensive Care, but he's breathing on his own and he's awake.13 years ago
Maple Valley police precinct once closed to save money, reopens
Once again, residents of southeast King County have a police station in Maple Valley.13 years ago
Washington teen finds investors on ‘Shark Tank’
A Whatcom County teenager probably won't need a job delivering pizzas or flipping burgers after his appearance on the ABC television show "Shark Tank."13 years ago
Phone threat prompts King County Courthouse evacuation
The King Courthouse in downtown Seattle was evacuated and remained closed Friday afternoon after courthouse staff received a threatening phone call.13 years ago
Woman hit in Kenmore crosswalk dies of injuries
A woman who was hit while in a crosswalk in Kenmore Friday morning has died. Police say the driver later called 911 and was arrested.13 years ago
Jason Rantz: WWU students cite absurd reason for banning bottled water
Starting April 1, students won't be able to buy bottled water on the Western Washington University campus. The Bellingham school will be the largest college or university in our state to ban it.13 years ago
Police search for suspect of 18 armed robberies in Tacoma
An armed robber has knocked off 18 convenience stores in Tacoma since the end of December.13 years ago
Dementia patients, their caregivers to benefit from bill passed in Olympia
It's going to get easier to get Alzheimer's care thanks to a bill passed Monday in the Washington State Legislature.13 years ago
Police estimate 30 teens involved in West Seattle brawl
Seattle Police officers broke up a brawl between dozens of teens near the West Seattle Saturday night.13 years ago
Gay former vice principal at Eastside Catholic files discrimination lawsuit
A gay administrator fired from his job by Eastside Catholic School says his lawsuit is not about religion, it's about employment discrimination.13 years ago
I-5 lane closures expected to cause weekend traffic delays in Seattle
Traffic will be extra heavy on I-5 northbound through Seattle this weekend.13 years ago
Burglar strikes UW sorority house
Seattle police are looking for a burglar who broke into a University of Washington sorority Friday morning.13 years ago
Jury finds Bellevue cops justified in shooting felon in Seattle
A jury has found Bellevue Police officers had reason to believe that an armed robbery suspect they shot in a Seattle neighborhood last year presented an imminent threat of death or bodily harm.13 years ago
SR 99 closures could cause weekend traffic delays
Expect delays while driving through downtown Seattle this weekend due to closures on SR 99.13 years ago
Judge throws out Ann Rule’s lawsuit against Seattle Weekly
A judge has thrown out true-crime author Ann Rule's defamation lawsuit against the Seattle Weekly, finding that an article accusing her of "sloppy storytelling" constitutes protected free speech.13 years ago
Homeowner’s friend shoots robbery suspect in Lake Stevens
Snohomish County Sheriff's detectives are investigating what led to the shooting of a robbery suspect near Lake Stevens Tuesday night.13 years ago
Rep. Adam Smith: Proposed defense cuts would impact JBLM
Proposed cuts in defense spending are likely to mean the closure or reduction of military bases and that has some wondering what that means for Joint Base Lewis McChord.13 years ago
