Kipp Robertson
Another WSDOT official calls it quits on Seattle tunnel project
The Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Program is without a key employee.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Historically low water levels force Seattle to ask for help
A more serious water shortage could be on the doorstep of the Pacific Northwest.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
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
Seattle crime writer Ann Rule dies
True-crime writer Ann Rule, who wrote more than 30 books, including a profile of her former co-worker, serial killer Ted Bundy, has died at age 83.11 years ago
Tom Kelly
What special-needs buyers want: Agents trained in universal design
One in five of buyers surveyed say that not having access to adequately trained real estate professionals poses a challenge in their housing search.
11 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Another body found in a suitcase
Detectives are investigating a report of a body found in a suitcase in SeaTac on Monday morning. It's the second body found in luggage in the past two months.11 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Sound Transit going to voters for Federal Way light rail extension
Sound Transit has taken another step in extending light rail to Federal Way, but it only has enough money to get it to Des Moines.11 years ago
Josh Kerns
More homeless people camping under Seattle’s freeways
If it seems like there are a lot more tents along I-5 in Seattle, you're not imagining it.11 years ago
Tom Kelly
Three reasons it’s a great time to sell – RealtyTrac survey
Single-family home and condo sellers in the first half of this year sold for an average of 13 percent above their original purchase price.
11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
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
Richard D. Oxley
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
Kipp Robertson
Cop killer Christopher Monfort sentenced to life in prison
A man who shot a police officer to death was sentenced to life in prison Thursday.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Man removing the ‘ghetto’ from a quaint city one piece at a time
One man has taken a city-wide problem into his own hands and refuses to let "the kids" from winning.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
International District shooting ‘is a shocking and profound loss’
A well-known man in Seattle's International District was not the intended target of a shooting Thursday morning.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
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
Richard D. Oxley
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
Jillian Raftery
When ‘The Big One’ hits, it’s not falling cranes you should be worried about
When the ground starts shaking, will cranes be falling out of the sky?11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Firefighters pull dragon from Seattle house fire
A fire burned three houses in the Maple Leaf neighborhood, Thursday morning, but firefighters were able to pull one occupant out of the blaze.11 years ago
Sara Lerner
Muslim family living and renting in faith
The City of Seattle isn't doing anything to help Muslims buy homes, at least not yet. But some have hope.11 years ago
Kipp Robertson
That boom you hear is Seattle’s development explosion
Seattle is seeing the highest level of activity seen since 2005.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Rent control goes up for debate in Seattle
Republican Matt Manweller and development lobbyist Roger Valdez met with Seattle council members Nick Lacata and Kshama Sawant to discuss the merits and faults of rent control.11 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Video: Men shoot pregnant woman in Seattle
Seattle police are reaching out to the community and asking for leads to track down two men that shot a pregnant woman in the Dunlap neighborhood.11 years ago
Josh Kerns
How Seattle is becoming a gateway to the final frontier
What was once science fiction is quickly becoming science fact. And the Seattle area is at the forefront.11 years ago
Tom Kelly
Considering Canada: Financing takes a different look
A U.S. buck can now bring approximately $1.26 in Canadian goods.