Stephanie Klein
Lawmaker explains bill to end personal choice exemptions for vaccines
In the midst of a measles resurgence, a state lawmaker from Everett has introduced a bill to remove the personal belief exemption for vaccines.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Driver arrested for pulling gun on another driver in Seattle
A man was arrested Friday afternoon for pulling a gun on another driver in a road rage incident on Rainier Avenue.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Kirkland teens charged with attempted rape of special needs student
Five Kirkland teens were charged with attempted rape of a special needs student Friday following an assault in a high school locker room.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Kitsap County teachers use Super Bowl loss for ‘life lessons’
Two Suquamish Elementary fifth grade teachers used the Seahawks' Super Bowl loss as a teaching moment.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Video: Brazen prowler hits car while victim pumps gas feet away
The Olympia Police Department is trying to track down a brazen thief who broke into a truck in broad daylight while the truck's owner pumped gas on the other side.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Naked man stabs someone in front of Seattle church, one arrest made
One person was transported to Harborview Medical Center after being stabbed in the chest in front of a church in downtown Seattle Friday afternoon.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
GOP cites Pete Carroll’s Super Bowl call in mail criticizing Democrats
Pete Carroll's ill-fated decision to pass from the one-yard line in the Super Bowl has now transcended politics, with the National Republican Congressional Committee using it in an attack on its Democratic counterparts.12 years ago
Libby Denkmann
Joseph McEnroe describes grisly murder of six in taped confession
On Thursday a King County jury heard the chilling taped confession of Joseph McEnroe, on trial for killing six members of his girlfriend's family on Christmas Eve 2007.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Mudslide shuts down Sounder service
The Sound Transit passenger train shut down Friday due to a mudslide south of Everett.12 years ago
Tom Kelly
New-home communities bolstered by MIP reduction
Pacific Ridge's David Duncan said he anticipates the new FHA fee change will keep the demand high for new homes in communities like Marysville.
12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Reports: Pierce College evacuated for suspicious car on campus
Pierce College in Puyallup was reportedly evacuated Friday morning after a parked car was discovered with a suspicious substance inside.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Former Seahawks’ player charged with wage theft, defrauding state
In only the second case of its kind ever brought by the state, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has filed wage theft and fraud charges against former Seahawks defensive lineman Sam Adams and his partner.12 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Seahawks begin to relax, embrace the offseason
It's officially the offseason and the Seahawks have spent the week clearing out their locker room, learning of fines, having a baby, and getting over a Super Bowl loss.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Chris Pratt honors bet, but Captain America will appear at Seattle Children’s, too
Two Marvel heroes placed a bet on the Super Bowl and even though one team was victorious and the other lost, both superheroes, and their charities, will be winners.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Heavy rain brings flooding, mudslides
Forecasters say days of heavy rainfall have increased the threat of landslides in Western Washington.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Lawmaker wants to lengthen yellow lights, reduce fines
To speed up or to slam on the brakes? That is the question as you approach yellow light at an intersection with a red light camera. Lawmakers are considering a bill that would eliminate that risky decision by changing the length of the yellow light.12 years ago
Colleen O
Study: Doctors have sway when it comes to parents choice for measles vaccine
The biggest headline all week has been the measles outbreak and subsequently vaccinations. Can I share one more? Because a local doctor and researcher recorded pediatricians and parents during child well-visits and he found out what might be causing more parents to opt out of vaccinations.12 years ago
Ted Buehner, NWS Meteorologist
Celebrating National Weatherperson’s Day
Today is National Weatherperson's Day. This day commemorates the birth of John Jeffries in 1744. One of America's first weather observers, Jeffries began taking daily weather observations in Boston in 1774 and he took the first balloon observation in 1784.12 years ago
Chelsea Hawkins
A look at the queerest city in Washington: Tacoma
The queerest city in Washington isn't Seattle, it's Tacoma.12 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Human remains found on Bainbridge will be repatriated to Suquamish Tribe
Human remains uncovered not once, but twice near a cabin on Bainbridge Island will soon have a home.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Battle over e-cigarette restrictions lighting up in state Legislature
Should electronic cigarettes be treated the same as tobacco, even though they're tobacco free? The state's growing electronic cigarette industry and users have launched a major counter-offensive to block legislation that would significantly raise taxes and limit flavors and sales of the popular cigarette alternative.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Award-winning SeaTac elementary teacher charged with child rape
A SeaTac elementary school teacher once honored as one of the best instructors in the state has been charged with child rape after allegedly having sex with a former student who lived in her home.12 years ago
