Seattle police officer accused of molesting ex-girlfriend’s daughter
A judge in Snohomish County has ordered a Seattle police officer held on $150,000 bail for allegedly molesting his former girlfriend's daughter.12 years ago
Ross Fletcher on your Sounders playing in the World Cup
Ross Fletcher, the voice of the Seattle Sounders FC, joins the show to reflect on Thursday's USA-Germany loss, what to expect from the American team going forward, and how the Sounders are contributing to the team's success.12 years ago
Rent in Seattle goes up again; we complain
Apartment vacancy rates in King and Snohomish counties are the lowest they've been in nine years, according to a new study.12 years ago
Mastro’s designer, most expensive possessions to be sold at auction
Chanel, Valentino, Fendi, Jimmy Choo - all the big names were there in Linda Mastro's closet, but now you have the chance to claim them for yourself.12 years ago
Archdiocese of Seattle announces $12.1M sex abuse settlement
The Archdiocese of Seattle announced Tuesday that it settled 30 claims of sexual abuse by members of the Christian Brothers at two institutions managed by the order in western Washington for $12.1 million.12 years ago
Hope Solo ‘going (expletive) psychotic’ in 911 call
Dramatic 911 tapes reveal chaos the night soccer star Hope Solo was arrested in Kirkland.12 years ago
Washington state focuses on labeling days before first marijuana stores open
Less than a month before recreational marijuana hits store shelves, the Washington State Liquor Control Board is now focusing on how to keep it out of the hands of children.12 years ago
Man found shot to death in car in Seattle’s SoDo neighborhood
Police say a man was found shot to death early Monday morning in a car in restaurant parking lot in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood.12 years ago
More money for Seattle home flippers now than at peak of real estate market
You can make more money flipping a home in Seattle than you could at the peak of the housing market in 2006.12 years ago
Explosion of Washington’s marijuana industry has some police busier than ever
From a teen baking pot brownies and passing them out to unknowing classmates to people blowing apart their homes while trying to extract oil, some police are worried legalized marijuana is a ticking bomb set to explode when retail shops open this summer.12 years ago
Seattle Schools superintendent looking for new gig
Seattle Schools Superintendent Jose Banda is a finalist for the Sacramento City Unified School District superintendent.12 years ago
Five people sought in brutal attack on Seattle’s Capitol Hill
Police are trying to track down five people suspected in a brutal attack on Seattle's Capitol Hill Wednesday night.12 years ago
King County Sheriff details ‘corruption,’ deputy’s arrest
A King County Sheriff's deputy has been arrested and charged with promoting prostitution, substances theft, and violation of the uniform controlled act.12 years ago
Forward Seattle proposes $18 minimum wage, wants you to vote no
Two small business owners in Seattle are gathering signatures for a referendum that would put the mayor's and City Council's $15 minimum wage bill on the November ballot. Only the referendum uses $18.13 an hour.12 years ago
Police release 911 calls from I-5 shooting
Police have released 911 calls from a shooting on southbound I-5 in Seattle Monday evening.12 years ago
Two people killed in head-on collision near Monroe
A man and woman were killed and two people injured in a head-on collision on SR 522 near Monroe Monday afternoon.12 years ago
6-car crash snarled end of Thursday morning commute
At least six cars were involved in a crash that blocked several lanes of northbound Interstate 5 through downtown Seattle Thursday morning.12 years ago
Small businesses push for $12.50 minimum wage in Seattle
Small business owners in Seattle are proposing their own minimum wage initiative they believe is more fair than the $15 the City Council approved last week.12 years ago
Fund set up for Seattle Pacific University hero Jon Meis and his fiance
By now you've probably heard the story of Jon Meis. He was sitting at his monitor's desk in Seattle Pacific University's Otto Miller Hall Thursday afternoon when a gunman opened fire.12 years ago
Police release 911 calls from SPU shooting
Seattle police have released the 911 audio from Thursday's deadly shooting at Seattle Pacific University in what officials say is an effort to illustrate the "remarkable calm and resourcefulness of students, faculty, and other witnesses" after a deadly shooting at Seattle Pacific University Thursday.12 years ago
SPU shooting suspect wanted to ‘kill as many as possible,’ sorry for causing suffering
The attorney for a man suspected of killing one student in a shooting rampage at Seattle Pacific University says he's sorry for the suffering he has caused.12 years ago
SPU president extends forgiveness to shooting suspect
Seattle Pacific University's president says he can't understand why innocent people were targeted, but he forgives the suspect in Thursday's deadly shooting.12 years ago
