Richard D. Oxley
How bad is the air after a fireworks show?
A new study from NOAA shows when and how long air pollution spikes around fireworks shows in July.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Superintendent: Legislature still in contempt of court
Washington State Superintendent Randy Dorn argues that despite a budget being completed, it falls short of the state's education responsibilities.12 years ago
Brady Henderson
Marshawn Lynch talks about Super Bowl ending, dives into end zone of Skittles and more on ‘Conan’
Marshawn Lynch's return visit to "Conan" included some comments about the Seahawks' final play of the Super Bowl and a backwards dive into an end zone full of Skittles.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham shows off his ‘work suit’
Seahawks tight end Jimmy Graham looks pumped to be in his game uniform for the first time.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Woman knocked out by drone at Seattle Pride parade
A woman was knocked unconscious by a small drone at Seattle's Pride parade on Sunday.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Three mistakes first-time homebuyers make
"I remember one case where just before closing, the buyer drove to the office and says, 'Look at my brand-new car,'" one real estate agent said. "I told them, 'You'd better go back to that dealership.'"12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Man beaten to death after Seattle concert
Detectives have released photos and video of a man suspected of beating another man to death in Seattle's International District Saturday night.12 years ago
Dave Ross
Sunny, warm June evidence of ‘unusual’ Pacific Northwest summer
Seattle gets its June gloom reputation for good reason. Historically, June has always been a cloudy, gray month. So what happened?12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Officials shoot down kayaktivists’ claim that Shell failed Everett departure
Kayaktivists were quick to claim Shell's Noble Discoverer failed its exit from Everett Monday morning, but Shell maintains a different account.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Gardeners can’t get enough of Tacoma’s waste
The number of people flushing their toilets in Tacoma couldn't keep up with avid gardeners this year.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Lawmakers reach budget agreement, prevent government shutdown
Washington state lawmakers reached a budget agreement early Saturday morning.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Mariners go peanut-free to give allergic kids shot at Safeco Field
Pounding his glove as he sits on the edge of his seat, 11-year-old Abram Stanhope can barely contain his excitement as he awaits his first Mariners game to get underway. The Woodinville youngster has wanted to come to Safeco Field for years, but it just hasn't been safe.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Streets in 2 Seattle neighborhoods to close to cars this summer
Streets in two Seattle neighborhoods will close to cars this summer so that pedestrians and bicyclists can take over.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Gunshot victim flags down drivers on I-5 at I-90 in Seattle
Two men flagged down drivers on I-5 at I-90 in Seattle on Friday morning to get help for a gunshot wound.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
‘Welcome to the other side of the rainbow’
Same-sex couples can marry in all 50 states, according to a ruling made by the Supreme Court.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Watch: 5 rescued after two boats collide in Lake Washington
Five people were rescued from the waters of Lake Washington near Mercer Island after their boat crashed into a fishing vessel.12 years ago
Passengers killed in Alaska plane crash were from Seattle cruise ship
Authorities say all nine people aboard a sightseeing airplane died when it crashed Thursday in southeast Alaska.12 years ago
Sara Lerner
Seattle cleaning up Westlake Park with toys, food trucks
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray says new features at Westlake Park are about pushing out crime, not homeless people.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Tech transplants may be changing the standards for cooling off
As the Northwest heats up and tech transplants move to Seattle, air conditioning is moving from being a luxury to the norm.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
What exactly is a Seattle ‘heat wave?’
Meteorologists say the heat wave is coming earlier than usual in the summer and adds to an already hot June. But is it really a heat wave?12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
McKenna: Speaker of the House holding transportation package hostage
Washington's legislators continue to face a budget deadline that, if not met, will furlough thousands of public employees and stall state services.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Why you might be stuck in your hot car even longer this weekend
You are likely going to be stuck in your car a lot longer than you expect because of a major construction closure.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Supreme Court upholds key component of Obamacare
Another big victory was delivered for President Obama's health care law after the Supreme Court upheld a key component of the Affordable Care Act.12 years ago
