Do you know the suspected arsonist in this video?
Seattle police are asking for help identifying a man who may be involved in setting fire to a door at Neighbors nightclub. It is the second arson at the club within two years.11 years ago
Massive Puget Sound raid strikes blow to illegal drug market
Puget Sound law enforcement made 17 arrests, taking in 53 pounds of narcotics and $178,000 in cash, striking a blow to a regional drug-trafficking organization.11 years ago
Report: Olympia shooting investigation will likely favor cop
The investigation into the May 21 officer-involved shooting in Olympia will reportedly conclude soon, and results may favor the cop's version of events.11 years ago
Will $15 minimum wage work in Seattle? Study attempts to find out
A University of Washington study will attempt to determine if Seattle's current $15 minimum wage is for better or worse.11 years ago
Massive Seattle waterslide canceled
Slide organizers claim health department permits have prevented the event from happening, but the health department said that no application was submitted for the event.11 years ago
Would you rather live near a dog park or a homeless camp?
Tom Tangney and Luke Burbank consider two hot topics currently around Seattle: dog parks and homeless camps.11 years ago
What America would look like if Howard Schultz was president
Judging from his history with the SuperSonics, 710 ESPN Seattle's Danny O'Neil has a pretty good idea of what a Howard Schultz presidency would look like.11 years ago
12th Man turns on Seahawk in Seattle traffic
Before you honk and yell out your car window, maybe make sure to check who is behind the wheel of the offending vehicle first. You never know, it could be a Seahawk.11 years ago
Second report of falling debris from Ship Canal Bridge
People are concerned falling debris from the Ship Canal Bridge is endangering lives.11 years ago
Teen daughter discovers murder-suicide in Puyallup
Deputies with the Pierce County Sheriff's Office responded to a Monday morning murder suicide that at a Puyallup home.11 years ago
Why can Muslims refuse to sell liquor, but Christians must serve gay people?
A KIRO Radio listener writes in, asking why Muslims can legally refuse to sell liquor, but Christians can't refuse service to gay couples.11 years ago
Judge to hear conspiracy theorist’s Kurt Cobain murder claim
A Seattle conspiracy theorist, claiming the Seattle's rock icon Kurt Cobain was murdered by government officials, is taking his theory to court.11 years ago
Northwest firefighters ‘bracing for some type of major incident’
Fire departments up and down I-5 are reporting dramatic increases in brush fires and more, earlier in the season than expected. And some officials are nervous as the summer season is far from over.11 years ago
Video: Hit-and-run with SUV and cyclists in Seattle
An 18-year-old driver crossed the path of a cyclist in South Lake Union and struck him before speeding away. The biker was recording video at the time.11 years ago
Would you bet against your own child in sports?
John Curley likes to make bets while his kids are playing soccer. But would he bet against his own child? Yes. Yes, he would.11 years ago
Washington churches prepare for lawsuits over gay marriage
A Washington interest group is preparing churches and religious organizations for potential lawsuits over marriage equality.11 years ago
Have Seattleites become desensitized to the sound of gunfire?
Another day, and another gun shot or three. Has Seattle become so riddled with gunfire that locals have become desensitized to rising numbers of shootings?11 years ago
Washington’s newest laws will impact how you imbibe
Friday marks the first day of the implementation of six new laws that will affect imbibing Washingtonians.11 years ago
Curley: When a cyclist answers nature’s call, don’t interrupt
A cyclist in Idaho got into a stink after he answered nature's call, which reminded John Curley of his own, embarrassing experience.11 years ago
Police can now smash your car windows without fear of being sued
The state passed new laws giving officers permission smash out windows.11 years ago
Two deputies could be fired for dishonesty, but that’s not the bigger story
Feliks Banel said that folks are missing an important point in a story about two deputies facing termination for allegedly being dishonest in an official report.11 years ago
McKenna: Bertha could drill state straight into the courtroom
Bertha may have a new timeline in place to complete a four-lane tunnel underneath Seattle's waterfront, but skepticism over the machine's ability to get the job done isn't gone.11 years ago
Copper thieves steal power lines, leave thousands without power in Everett
Copper thieves broke into a substation and cut copper power lines out of the ground Thursday morning, leaving thousands without power in Everett.11 years ago
