Kipp Robertson
Lightning forces Seahawks to hunker down, finish training camp inside
The threat of thunderstorms forced the Seattle Seahawks off their practice fields Wednesday.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seattle drivers face hefty fine for ‘jerkish’ behavior
City officials have counted hundreds of violations per day at at least five intersections.11 years ago
Sara Lerner
Warning: Your new baby might cause serious marital stress
Pregnant? Brace yourself for some of the toughest emotional times in your life.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
King County’s system for funding infrastructure ‘no longer works’
Numerous bridges and roads around unincorporated King County could be restricted or closed if officials can't find enough funding.11 years ago
Josh Kerns
Cold-case detectives refuse to give up solving Tacoma child disappearances
The fate of two Tacoma toddlers who disappeared years ago remains unknown. But police insist although the cases have long since gone cold, they'll never give up trying to find out what happened to the little girls.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Arcade owner apologizes for using N-word at Black Lives Matter protest
The owner of Dorky's Arcade in Tacoma is now offering an apology to Black Lives Matter protesters who he offended when he used the N-word at their demonstration.11 years ago
Tom Kelly
‘Prices rising just too fast’ – Realtor economist
Challenges center on a skilled labor shortage in the building industry as well as a shortage in the number of lots to build on.
11 years ago
Jillian Raftery
Former Microsoft engineer invents video games for dogs
Dog owners in the city have to get creative to entertain their pets while they're at work all day. Video games for dogs could be a solution.11 years ago
Sara Lerner
Next step, cyborgs? How technology has become a part of us
For many, a sense of self has become intertwined with technology and we don't feel like ourselves without smart phones, laptops, tablets, Facebook, and more. It's now called "IT Identity."11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Seattle City Council approves $25 gun tax, regulations
As the Seattle City Council prepares to take a vote on a proposed set of taxes on firearms and ammunition, local business owners are also preparing for a lawsuit should it pass.11 years ago
Josh Kerns
Tacoma struggles with solution for popular but oft-vandalized water sculpture
With vandals again damaging Tacoma's popular Water Forest sculpture, the city is trying to figure out what to do and whether it's worth the cost to fix it or just get rid of it.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Did Seattle earthquake report finally trigger an appropriate response?
The fervor over an impending earthquake in Seattle and the greater Pacific Northwest is far from cooled off, after a scary report from The New Yorker.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Bad sprinkler habits waste water, annoy famous climatologist
Watering during the summer can be wasteful and cost hundreds of dollars more.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Seattle City Attorney: Murder was final straw ahead of hookah bar crackdown
Seattle is preparing to take down hookah lounges across the city, citing ongoing problems with violent crime stemming from the businesses.11 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Paul Allen dive team pulls up treasure from sunken ship
A search team led by Paul Allen has recovered a bell from the HMS Hood, a battlecruiser that was sunk during World War II.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Seattle won’t decriminalize prostitution, but is trying to eliminate demand
While Amnesty International may begin advocating for decriminalization of prostitution worldwide, Seattle's city attorney prefers a different approach.11 years ago
Tom Kelly
Big on buying: Millennials shake ‘just renting’ perception
Millennials, those aged between 25 and 34, already make up the largest share of homebuyers at 32 percent, according to the National Association of Realtors.
11 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Proposed changes to Tacoma’s single-family housing zones irks neighbors
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's proposal to loosen restrictions in the city's single-family housing zones got so much push-back he had to drop his plans. Now, the city of Tacoma is trying to pass similar changes.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
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
MyNorthwest Staff
Washington hillsides bursting into flames as wildfires continue to spread
Authorities issued a mandatory evacuation order for the north-central Washington town of Tonasket as wildfires fanned by high winds raged out of control.11 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Taylor Swift invites Russell Wilson, Ciara on stage at Seattle concert
One of the perks of dating a pop star is getting to meet Grammy winners. For Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson that now means hanging out with the likes of Taylor Swift.11 years ago
Josh Kerns
Mariners crowds keep clamoring for beloved bobbleheads
Fans line up hours before the gates open to make sure they're among the lucky ones to get a cherished bobblehead when the M's give them away.11 years ago
