Sara Lerner
Advocate chuckles at Tacoma’s anti-homeless boulders
The City of Tacoma is getting some criticism after placing large boulders in a grassy area downtown to discourage homeless people from gathering there. The boulders make it impossible to put up tents or lay on the ground.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Crews don’t know how to remove crashed plane near Paine Field
A small plane crashed shortly after take off in a wooded area near Paine Field near Everett, Wednesday morning. It remains there until crews figure out how to remove it.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
A new hope: Could Coyotes’ uncertainty mean hockey in Seattle?
The Glendale City Council voted to kill a lease with the Arizona Coyotes, leaving the team's future uncertain, and renewing hope to bring the team to Seattle.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Safety concerns during peak party hours prompts study of Capitol Hill street closures
Nightlife on Capitol Hill continues to grow and one group wants to make sure the crowds stay safe.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Seahawks’ Marshawn Lynch first athlete featured in ‘Call of Duty’
Marshawn Lynch aka Beast Mode aka Money Lynch is the first athlete featured in the video game "Call of Duty: Black Ops 3."12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
What happens when you let kids build a burger?
Adam's Elementary students got to create their own burger. This is what they came up with.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Breaking even: What it takes to cash-flow a getaway
If your monthly mortgage payment is equal to - or less than - one "peak" week rental rate, and if you rent for 17 weeks, then you should be able to achieve positive cash flow.
12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Chinese romantic comedy may be contributing to Seattle’s real estate boom
It's not just large tech companies that are causing the Seattle real estate market to heat up.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Rough stretch of Highway 167 finally getting fresh asphalt
You can say goodbye to the ruts and potholes on a mile stretch of Highway 167 in Kent. A major paving project got underway Monday night that should smooth your ride.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Feds keep up prosecution of Washington medical marijuana patients despite Congressional order to stand down
Three members of the so-called Kettle Falls Five are breathing a slight sigh of relief after a federal judge delayed their sentencing scheduled this week for growing medical marijuana.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Rob McKenna: Renton is good example Boeing is living up to tax subsidies
A state lawmaker is proposing a bill that would require Boeing to maintain a certain number of jobs in Washington state for tax subsidies.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Activists blockade Shell in a new way
Instead of stalling traffic, they are stalling business with companies that are doing business with Shell by slamming emails and phones lines with their message.12 years ago
Dan Restione
We need a robot that can work with social cues
People deal with robots every day. One researchers says it's time for robots to be more emotionally available to us.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Metro dumps annoying safety warnings on buses
King County Metro had to scramble to dump safety announcements that drove bus riders crazy this weekend.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Tired of losing bidding wars, buyer offers pizza for life
Donna DiNicola, owner of DiNicola's Italian Restaurant in southeast Portland, says she was partially joking when her offer for a 900-square-foot house included pizza - but it worked.
12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Living out ‘Sleepless in Seattle’-type dreams just got a little more difficult
A Seattle shoreline program approved by the Department of Ecology allows current house boats to stay, but no more can be added.12 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Photos: Seattle celebrates sunny June weekend
It's not officially summer yet, but it sure feels like it across the Pacific Northwest. Check out the photos from around Seattle.12 years ago
Brent Stecker
One shot fired, no one hit in Bellevue officer-involved shooting
One shot was fired by a Bellevue Police officer early Friday evening during a response to a domestic dispute.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Officer’s attorney: Olympia shooting is ‘justified’
He couldn't get into the specifics, but the attorney for Olympia officer Ryan Donald says the May shooting of two stepbrothers was "justified."12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Meet the guy who patches up the banged up Mariners
Remember that old TV series the Six Million Dollar Man? Mariners head trainer Rick Griffin is like that guy, except he's got far more than just one six million dollar man.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Look before you leap: Sellers also frustrated by lack of inventory
The lack of inventory of Puget Sound homes for sale is being compounded by potential sellers unwilling to list their home until confident they can find a new place to land.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Officer involved in Olympia shooting named in unlawful detention case
The Olympia officer who shot two step-brothers in May is named in a case alleging unlawful detention.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seattle police: Ride-share driver tried to extort sex, dragged woman behind car
A for-hire driver allegedly tried to extort sex from a woman and later dragged her behind his vehicle.12 years ago
