Seattle takes another step toward $15 minimum wage
As 2016 begins, so does a new minimum wage in Seattle. Here's how much the wage will rise in the city.11 years ago
Highway 2 west of Stevens Pass cleared after fatal collision
A 20-year-old female from Bothell died in the crash.11 years ago
Marshawn Lynch trademarks ‘I’m just here so I won’t get fined’
Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch has added to his growing list of registered trademarks.11 years ago
Body of missing Kitsap man possibly found in container
Kitsap County detectives believe they have found the body of an elderly man who went missing after a violent robbery at his home.11 years ago
Bertha expected to temporarily close Alaskan Way Viaduct in early 2016
Bertha, the Highway 99 tunneling machine, bored about 8 feet before crews operating it went on vacation.11 years ago
Seattle area among the most competitive real estate markets in the nation
A real estate company has rated which neighborhoods in the nation were among the most competitive and the Seattle region composes more than a third of the rankings.11 years ago
Protesters briefly block traffic in downtown Seattle
Demonstrators briefly blocked traffic as part of a protest about the shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.11 years ago
Seismologist: Earthquake in Victoria, B.C. shows early detection system ‘has a ways to go’
In terms of actual danger from last night’s 4.8 magnitude earthquake, there really isn’t much. But when it comes to what it showed about safety systems, there might be room for a rumble of concern. University of Washington Seismologist John Vidale said the early warning detection system was running in “test mode” and recognized the […]11 years ago
Burien police on the trail of serial lotto thief suspect
Burien detectives are trying to identify a man who stole lottery tickets and punched a clerk in the face at a convenience store on Dec. 22. The man is also suspected in the theft of scratch cards at the same store earlier in the month and may be the same suspect who stole a woman’s […]11 years ago
Could the Northern lights appear in Seattle through New Year’s Eve?
Forecasts indicate that Seattle is at the edge of where an aurora borealis can be seen. But will Seattleites be able to see it?11 years ago
How more transit options in South Lake Union could help the Mercer mess
The good news: You'll soon have more transportation options. The bad news: There will be even less parking.11 years ago
What kind of person complains about a breastfeeding mom?
There was a gaffe at a restaurant in the U-Village, where a breastfeeding mom was reportedly told to cover up by an employee.11 years ago
Rantz questions whether Washington carbon tax will actually spur change
Yoram Bauman, with Carbon Washington, explains why Initiative 732 will be "revenue neutral" and benefit the state.11 years ago
Somebody stole a dump truck in Lakewood
The suspect is pictured in surveillance photos and has reportedly removed the company logos from the truck.11 years ago
Could a child’s toy with the wrong sounds be a simple mistake?
The sounds of an F-16 fighter jet were missing from a toy given to a Bellingham boy for Christmas, instead being replaced by an Islamic prayer.11 years ago
Wet December may give way to dry spell in Western Washington
As of Tuesday morning, Sea-Tac recorded 11.21 inches of rain this month, according to the National Weather Service. However, forecasts are calling for a dry finish to the month.11 years ago
More than 11 feet of snow has already dropped on Stevens Pass
It took less than a month for this year’s snowfall to match last year’s paltry conditions for skiers and snowboarders. Officials with Stevens Pass Mountain Resort reported that the mountain has received 184 inches, or 11.66 feet, as of Dec. 26, which matched the total accumulation for the previous season. It reached that point just […]11 years ago
Is the Washington DOC to blame for a deadly crash?
There's no denying the tragedy, but Mike Salk and Rachel Belle discuss how the "Sliding Door" phenomena come into play.11 years ago
Man suffers ‘serious injuries’ after Lower Queen Anne shooting
Officers are investigating an early Monday morning shooting in Lower Queen Anne. The Seattle Police Department received multiple calls of shots being fired near the 600 block of Queen Anne Ave N at 1:30 a.m. Officers located a male victim in a nearby alley and performed first aid until the medics arrived. Medics transported the […]11 years ago
Grenade found next to SeaTac elementary did not contain explosives
After detonation, it was determined the grenade was not a threat.11 years ago
Huard: Stick to your own resolutions, don’t give them to others
Mike Salk and Brock Huard consider the notion of giving other people New Years Resolutions instead of making your own.11 years ago
Record-setting year in Washington came with a cost
2015 was a record warm year for Washington, but it also had its fair share storms that caused wide-spread damage.11 years ago
Are homeless people flocking to Seattle to smoke marijuana?
Dave Ross heard whispers that there is a link between an increasing homeless population in Seattle and marijuana.11 years ago