Kipp Robertson
Increased terrorist threat level prompts JBLM to beef up security
Concerns over ISIS threats in the United States have forced military bases to heighten security.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Shell Arctic oil fleet coming to town in direct defiance of Seattle mayor
Shell Oil's Arctic drilling fleet will come to Seattle soon despite Mayor Ed Murray's efforts to block it.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seattle summer could be dress rehearsal for global warming
By the end of the summer, we could know whether the Pacific Northwest is ready to deal with global warming.12 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Lacey teacher who tackled shooter to throw first pitch at Mariners game
North Thurston High School teacher Brady Olson will throw the first pitch at the May 8 Mariners game.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Can you identify woman who fell onto I-405 Friday?
Renton police do not know the identity of the woman who dropped onto the I-405 freeway during the Friday morning commute. Can you help identify her?12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Weekend Highway 99 closures timed for Mariners fans
Highway 99 is going to be shut down through South Lake Union this weekend for construction, but the state is tweaking its project to help Mariners fans get to and from the series with the A's.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Edmonds teachers refuse to walk out, will picket after work
The Edmonds School District is going against the grain by not joining other teacher's union in one-day strikes.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Police Guild president: Council member’s May Day comment was ‘political pandering’
Negative comments made by a Seattle City Council member in regards to how police handled the May Day riot boils down to trying to sway votes.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Highway 99 reopens after crash in Battery Street Tunnel
All lanes of southbound Highway 99 in Seattle have reopened after an earlier crash at the Battery Street Tunnel.12 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Nothing ‘major’ blocking the path to Seattle arena; Tukwila in ‘direct competition’
Seattle's mayor said 'no major findings stand in the way' of a sports arena in the SoDo neighborhood after the Final Environmental Impact Statement was released Thursday.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Bad smell prompts evacuation at Edmonds Community College
A noxious odor caused Snohomish Hall at Edmonds Community College to be evacuated.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Seattle police chief responds to statement that May Day response was ‘idiotic’
Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O'Toole said she was "shocked" and "disappointed" at a councilmember's comment that police May Day response was "idiotic."12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
City of Lynnwood, police prepared for Chick-fil-A traffic
Lynnwood said it's not going to get stuck with a Chick-fil-A traffic jam like the one that's persisted in Bellevue for a month.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Seattle councilmember calls officer’s May Day behavior ‘idiotic’
The Seattle Police Department faced tough questions from the Seattle City Council's Public Safety Committee about the May Day riot.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seattle tunnel operations building takes shape near King Street
Work on the south side of the Seattle tunnel project is again underway, this time above ground.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
6-pound metal object crashes through Bothell home
An unidentified object that crashed through the roof of a North Bothell home on Wednesday turned out to be from a work site.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Seattle mayor bumps transportation levy up $30M
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray has revised his transportation plan with more emphasis on neighborhood safety.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Dori: Mayor is killing affordability in Seattle with new transportation plan
The City of Seattle wants to up the amount of funding transportation receives from taxes.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Multiple offers now norm as home shopping hits fever pitch
Multiple offers have become expected. One Kitsap County seller received 16 offers on a $698,000 property while a waterfront estate listed at $2,098,000 is under contract at $2,512,000.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Seattle police captain says May Day was ‘unlike anything I had seen before’
Seattle Police Captain Chris Fowler notes that this year's anarchist riot was different than in past years, with more people aiming to commit acts of violence.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Hundreds of kids expected on roadways for Bike to School Day
Drivers will share the road with hundreds of elementary and middle school students across the Puget Sound Wednesday morning for national Bike to School Day.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
New digs in the works for University of Washington police
The University of Washington Police Department is getting some new digs thanks to the 520 bridge project.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Does Boeing owe more for Washington tax breaks?
What is it with Oklahoma City? First the Sonics, then Woodland Park Zoo elephants, now about 900 Boeing jobs are reportedly moving there.12 years ago
