Former KIRO Newsradio Reporter

Tim Haeck

Tim was formerly a KIRO Newsradio Reporter and Anchor.

Inslee, Ferguson talk state pot law with U.S. Attorney General

Governor Jay Inslee sat down with the U.S. Attorney General Tuesday to discuss their differences over marijuana laws. Inslee informed Eric Holder about plans to implement the state's initiative legalizing marijuana.
14 years ago

New trouble in Seattle for comedian Katt Williams

Comedian Katt Williams, already charged with two counts of assault in Seattle, is wanted for another crime linked to a performance here in December.
14 years ago

Seattle planning since fall for NBA return to KeyArena

The new Seattle Sonics could play as many as 3 season in KeyArea while a new building is constructed in SODO. The city has been planning for months to upgrade KeyArena for the return of NBA basketball.
14 years ago

Washington Gov. Inslee to talk pot in D.C. with U.S. Atty General

Governor Jay Inslee meets next week in Washington, D.C. with U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder on the topic of the state's new marijuana law.
14 years ago

Ridgefield School District hires private, armed security

Private, armed security guards are patrolling school campuses in the Ridgefield School District, in southwest Washington.
14 years ago

College DUI court could withhold diplomas

One idea to get after the drinking problem on college campuses is to set up special drunk driving courts. A bill in the Washington legislature would do just that.
14 years ago

Small theatre owners seek beer and wine license

Owners of smaller movie houses are asking the Washington legislature to authorize a special liquor license for them.
14 years ago

Tenino teacher charged with possession of child porn

A teacher at Tenino Elementary school is in federal detention, charged with possession of child pornography.
14 years ago

Gun ‘turn-in,’ not ‘buy-back’ in Olympia Saturday

It's not a buy-back. There are no gift cards. But the Thurston County Sheriff is accepting unwanted firearms on Saturday.
14 years ago

Washington jobless rate hits four year low

The unemployment rate in Washington fell to 7.6 percent in December, its lowest level in four years.
14 years ago

Gun control forces pessimistic about legislative session in Olympia

Even before he releases details of his proposals to reduce gun violence Weds., President Obama faces strong opposition in Congress. Passing gun control measures will be no easier in Olympia.
14 years ago

Sacramento mayor has plan to save the Kings

The mayor of Sacramento is reportedly working on a counter-offer to buy the city's NBA team, the Kings. And he's gotten approval to take it directly to the league's owners.
14 years ago

Murray says no bacon, only hard choices as new Senate budget chair

Washington has a long history of veteran members of Congress, from Magnuson to Jackson, Foley to Dicks. They were able to bring home the bacon. But the Senate's new budget committee chair says pork is off the menu.
14 years ago

Longtime critic to help lead Seattle Police citizen oversight panel

A longtime critic of the Seattle Police Department's handling of minorities is the mayor's pick to co-chair a new, largely citizens police commission, designed to support reform and improve community confidence in the police.
14 years ago

Tribal member charged with murder in death of 19 month old

A Tulalip tribal member is accused of abuse and neglect that led to the death of her 19-month old daughter last fall.
14 years ago

Ja’Mari Jones pleads not guilty in Bellevue Munchbar killing

The man accused in a fatal Christmas Eve bar shooting in Bellevue entered a plea of not guilty Thursday.
14 years ago

Poulsbo Mud Run participants sue over ‘Gravity’s Revenge’

Perhaps the name of the obstacle should have been warning enough. Three participants in Poulsbo's "Extreme K Mud Run" are suing over injuries suffered at the bottom of a slippery slide known as "Gravity's Revenge."
14 years ago

Audit finds Sound Transit wasted more than $300,000

An audit reveals Sound Transit wasted more than $318,000 in security costs over 4 and a half years.
14 years ago

Flu shot not as effective as we’ve been told

The misconception about the effectiveness of the flu shot is likely blocking efforts to create a more effective vaccine
14 years ago

Accused kidnapper wins release, prosecutors object

A judge has released a man charged with kidnapping a woman at a Seattle nightclub and threatening to kill her.
14 years ago

Court costs soar in case of six Carnation murders

A King County court will mail 5,000 jury notices Friday. A judge is preparing for a trial for the murders of six family members in Carnation.
14 years ago

Fast growing farm salmon gets federal approval

A northwest icon could become a scientific first. A new federal report find no problems with a genetically engineered salmon that grows twice as fast as other salmon.
14 years ago

Warning to procrastinators: Shipping deadline is near

If you're truly a procrastinator, you could probably wait one more day. But Saturday is absolutely the last day to ship a package in time for a Christmas arrival.
14 years ago

Jury awards damages to King County over Brightwater delays

A lawsuit over construction delays at a huge sewage treatment plant ends in a $130 million jury award for King County.
14 years ago