Richard D. Oxley
Why do people steal grocery meat and what do they do with it?
Two businesses were robbed of their meat recently, at a loss of more than $4,000, but police say that the thefts are quite common.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Moving abroad? It’s often easier to buy in the U.S.
Buying real estate in other countries often is not as easy as non-nationals buying in the States.
12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
520 closures expected to snarl weekend traffic
June is not going to be an easy month to get across Lake Washington on the 520 bridge. Major construction closures are planned for three of the four weekends.12 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Ciara tours Seattle with Russell Wilson
From his weekly visit at Children's Hospital to a stop at Starbucks, Russell Wilson is hosting pop star Ciara for a proper Seattle visit.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Seattle Police insist abandoned cars taking valuable parking spaces a concern
Complaints are mounting about cars left parked for weeks on Seattle streets, taking up valuable spots.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
2 Bellevue businesses on notice for complaints of prostitution
Ongoing prostitution forced the Bellevue Police Department to put two businesses owners on notice.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Flagger stops, well, nothing after car breaks down on I-405
There wasn't construction where southbound I-405 and State Route 527 meet, but that didn't stop one man from putting on his reflective vest and hardhat, and getting to work on Wednesday.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Police respond to arson at Seattle’s Nova High School
Emergency crews responded to an arson at Seattle's Nova High School where police patrols were heightened following reports of suspicious chemicals.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Uptick in rates sends refinances down
Refinancing applications were at the lowest level in more than a year.
12 years ago
Josh Kerns
EMP continues expanding beyond music as it celebrates 15th anniversary
Seattle's EMP Museum turns 15 this month. And although it's now an icon, that wasn't founder Paul Allen's original idea or intention.12 years ago
Sara Lerner
Is crumb rubber turf dangerous for kids?
Parents in the Edmonds School District are protesting a new synthetic turf sports playfield. Many of them worry about anecdotal evidence linking crumb rubber turf to cancer.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Video: Do you know the pot thieves from this $100K heist?
Seattle police have released security video of the marijuana heist of more than $100,000 worth of pot products.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Cliff Mass to Shatner: Send California’s farms north
William Shatner may be on to something with his idea of providing California with Washington water, he just might have it backwards.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Don’t even think about parking in University Place during the U.S. Open
Tow trucks and police will be on standby during the U.S. Open, ready for parking poachers and more.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Eight percent: The value gap between owner and appraiser
If an owner installs a luxury indoor lap pool or spa for their personal desire, they can't expect that prospective buyers will view it as valuable as they do.
12 years ago
Jillian Raftery
They’re not just unbeatable, UW is a dynasty
How the University of Washington's crew team has become a record-breaking rowing squad.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
3 sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries after Federal Way crash
A five-vehicle collision in Federal Way left three people with life-threatening injuries on Monday.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Two anti-gay assaults being investigated by Seattle police
Seattle police are investigating two anti-gay assaults that occurred over the weekend that included a man being jumped.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
White supremacists fight with protesters in Olympia
White supremacists showed up to make a statement in downtown Olympia on May 30, in the wake of an officer-involved shooting that put two black men in the hospital.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Golf communities push to be more about lifestyle than golf
More golf courses closed than opened in the U.S. in 2014, according to the National Golf Foundation.
12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Hundreds still vying for their U.S. Open dreams
The U.S. Open at Chambers Bay is two weeks away, but hundreds of golfers around the country are still trying to play their way into the championship.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Do you know the bikini barista burglar in this video?
Seattle detectives are asking for help identifying a burglar who may have robbed more than one bikini barista stand.12 years ago