Kipp Robertson
Middle school student groped in West Seattle
A girl on her way to middle school was reportedly groped Thursday morning.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
95 arrests in Seattle’s new fight against downtown crime
Police have made at least 95 arrests since Wednesday as part of a new effort to crack down on crime in downtown Seattle.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Report: Tunnel project keeps within budget, but that’s not the whole story
Within budget, not on time, and partners need to play well together to get the job done. The tale of Bertha and Seattle's waterfront tunnel continues.12 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
We Day takes over Seattle
Thousands of students are converging on Seattle's KeyArena Thursday for the annual We Day.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
West Seattle crime meeting sparked by increasing violence
It's not just a few residents who are concerned about criminal activity in West Seattle.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Man shoots himself in the leg in South Seattle parking lot
A man was transported to Harborview Medical Center for a self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednesday afternoon.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Crime crackdown planned for downtown Seattle
The city is starting a campaign to stop illegal activity and arrest violent offenders in a nine-and-a-half block area.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seattle scraps plans for garbage fine
Residents of Seattle don't have to worry about being fined for not recycling food waste.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Seattle launches customized policing plans for 55 neighborhoods
Seattle's police have a crime reduction plan custom-made for 55 neighborhoods and they want you to follow along.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Tacoma’s U.S. Open: Tax-free cash for owners willing to rent
According to the Internal Revenue Service, an owner can derive tax-free income from renting a property, provided the owner rents it out for 15 days or fewer.
12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
State lawmakers allowed to accept free US Open tickets
Washington's legislators have been granted permission by the state's ethics board to accept free tickets to the US Open golf tournament, despite the state policy on accepting gifts.12 years ago
Libby Denkmann
Local Fish and Wildlife cops star in Animal Planet reality show
Season one of "Rugged Justice" was filmed locally. Season two will begin filming on April 25 in King and Snohomish Counties.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Teachers walk out to send message to Olympia
Teachers across Washington walked out of their classrooms Wednesday to send a message to Olympia.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Man dies after officer-involved shooting at Lakewood lumberyard
A man has died after an officer-involved shooting in Lakewood.12 years ago
Brent Stecker
Parent of threatened student still looking for action from school
The parent of a 7 year old that was threatened by a classmate's parent said enough hasn't been done for her daughter to feel safe enough to return to school.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Seattle adding 9 streateries, 3 more parklets
First it was parklets and now Seattle is getting streateries — or parking spots-turned-sidewalk cafes.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Father vows fight for justice after sentencing in Molly Conley shooting death
Erick Walker will learn his fate Tuesday as a Snohomish County judge sentences him for the shooting death of 15-year-old Molly Conley.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
What will replace Bellevue’s Skate King after it closes?
After about 40 years, a Bellevue icon is on the brink of closing its doors.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
More dogs showing up to emergency veterinarian offices high on marijuana
Since the legalization of marijuana in Washington and Colorado, far more pets are showing up at animal emergency rooms after getting into their owners' pot products. It's no laughing matter -- exposure to THC can make pets sick or even kill them.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
New bill targets slow left-lane drivers
Going slower than the speed limit in a highway's fast lane could earn Washington drivers a speeding ticket under a bill pending in the state Senate.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Contentious battle brewing over busy West Seattle corridor
One of West Seattle's busiest streets has sparked petitions both for and against slower speeds and redesign.12 years ago
Richard D. Oxley
Seattle council shoots down elephant bill
The Seattle City Council voted down an ordinance to halt the move of Woodland Park Zoo's elephants after the council chamber was filled with yelling activists.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
Do real estate agents ever turn down a listing?
Recently, a longtime acquaintance and agent reduced the price of a waterfront second home by $500,000.