MyNorthwest.com
Powerful windstorm expected to slam Puget Sound
Forecasters expect heavy wind to blow in across the Puget Sound region around 3 p.m.11 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
High winds that knocked out power to thousands not quite done
The strong winds that blew through Puget Sound aren't quite done yet.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Powerful Greenwood explosion recorded by earthquake monitor
The explosion that rocked Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood was picked up by a seismometer 250 meters away.11 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Massive gas explosion obliterates Greenwood businesses
Seattle firefighters were called to a reported gas leak in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood shortly after 1 a.m. on Wednesday.11 years ago
Sara Lerner
Study shows children concerned with parents’ smartphone use
A new study reveals kids are worried about their parents' smart phone usage.11 years ago
Feliks Banel
Lloyd’s Rocket launched a thousand memories in downtown Seattle
On the edge of downtown Seattle, a quirky bit of history stubbornly clings to a triangular piece of land bordered by busy thoroughfares.11 years ago
Jillian Raftery
Seattle opens tiny home village to fight homeless crisis
Seattle is pinning its hopes on a village full of tiny homes to be a model for solving the area's homeless crisis.11 years ago
Josh Kerns
Seattle neighbors argue connection between RVs and crime
Seattle neighbors argue the police department's own statistic prove that removing RVs from Magnolia has decreased crime in that area.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
‘I can do a better job there,’ Seattle council member says during quick apology
A quick public apology by a Seattle City Council member is apparently all that was needed to put a mistake in the past. Council member Mike O’Brien told council member Debora Juarez that he was sorry for not properly counting her vote during a committee meeting regarding the future of the bike-share program, Pronto! “I […]11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
River of ground tremors started in Puget Sound, stops in mid-Oregon
A series of tremors that began near Puget Sound and marched south appears to have finally stopped.11 years ago
Colleen O
Seattle company ditches annual reviews; does this instead
The annual performance review is generally a hated experience. But it is on the way out to make way for this new method.11 years ago
Washington hovers near middle of states’ property tax list
New Jersey has the highest real-estate taxes, $4,029, which is eight times more expensive than in Hawaii, the state with the lowest, $489.
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Kipp Robertson
‘I can do a better job there’ Seattle council member says during quick apology
A quick public apology by a Seattle City Council member is apparently all that was needed to put a mistake in the past.11 years ago
KIRO 7 News
Tacoma kindergarten teacher allegedly found drunk in classroom
A Tacoma kindergarten teacher has been fired after she was allegedly found drunk in her classroom.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Alaska Airline passengers in for quite a show during total eclipse
Hope you booked ahead. It will take quite a trip to see the full eclipse on March 8.11 years ago
Sara Lerner
Popular Seattle park found to be ‘perfectly safe’ after radiation scare
You can walk your dog, play with your kids, and garden at Seattle's Magnuson Park without fear of radiation exposure.11 years ago
Ted Buehner
This is how wet Puget Sound has been this season
Despite some days of sunshine, this winter season has been one of the wettest on record in Seattle dating back to the 1890s.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Gov. Inslee won’t sign any bills if legislators don’t finish budget on time
Gov. Jay Inslee said Monday that he will not sign any bills coming his way if legislators in Olympia do not finish the budget on time.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
WSDOT approves Bertha for another run; tunnel is now 15 percent complete
Bertha has completed a demonstration demanded by state officials. The boring machine is now allowed to continue to a planned maintenance stop on Yesler Way in Seattle.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Mayor Murray: Seattle is ‘third-most generous’ in US for housing homeless
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray is convinced the national-tune will change when it comes to homelessness.11 years ago
KIRO 7 News
Victims’ families pushing for stricter DUI laws
Those who have lost loved ones because of drunken drivers will be pushing for stricter DUI laws Monday morning.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Kirkland senator requests study of ‘adverse impacts’ of I-405 toll lanes
The I-405 express toll lanes have caused enough frustration from Kirkland drivers that Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe is now taking steps to mitigate the alleged problems.11 years ago
