Tom Kelly
NYT: Put blame on banks, not borrowers
"The notion that borrowers brought foreclosure on themselves ignores evidence to the contrary."
12 years ago
Brandi Kruse
Many Seattle protest arrests will never lead to charges
Charging guidelines set forth by the Seattle City Attorney's Office give a free pass to certain types of protesters who face arrest.12 years ago
Jillian Raftery
Free 5-mile tows being offered for would-be drunk drivers in Pierce County
Holiday celebrations mean more opportunities for drunk driving, so police have stepped up patrols. But in Pierce County, there's also a brief, free alternative to help drivers avoid the temptation to drink and drive.12 years ago
Frank Shiers
Elephant carolers appealing to Seattle mayor, council
Seattle's mayor and the city council will be serenaded by carolers Monday, but not in the traditional way.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Why the Coast Guard opens Snohomish River drawbridges during rush hour
It's no secret West Seattle drivers get frustrated when the Coast Guard opens the Lower Spokane Street Bridge during rush hour. But it turns out it's not the only bridge in our area that prioritizes maritime traffic.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Large group protests outside CenturyLink Field ahead of Seahawks game
A large group of protesters gathered outside CenturyLink Field Sunday afternoon ahead of the Seahawks-49ers game, chanting "Black Lives Matter."12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
12 Seattle police officers to wear body cameras
The Seattle Police Department says a dozen of its East Precinct officers will be testing body-worn cameras that could eventually become the norm for all patrol officers.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Inspections continue in Pioneer Square as cracks cause concern about Bertha
One day after an apparently growing crack in a Pioneer Square street exacerbated worries about the potential impact of the Seattle tunnel project, the Washington State Department of Transportation says inspections continue to determine what, if anything, is actually going on.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Sandwich lovers rejoice, Paseo is reopening soon
Okay Paseo fans, you can officially stop freaking out about the loss of your beloved Cuban sandwich. It's coming back, and soon.12 years ago
Tim Haeck
State hands out $70 million for statewide bridge fixes
The state is distributing $70 million in federal highway funds to help pay for the repair or replacement of 32 bridges.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Drunk driver who killed two teens denied work release following families’ pleas
A convicted drunk driver who killed two Federal Way teens has been denied work release after an outpouring of opposition from the victims friends and families.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
WSDOT says no, it’s not time to bury Bertha
After a year-long stall and another week of bad press, KIRO Radio's Dori Monson asks the head of the Washington State Department of Transportation again: Is it time to bury Bertha?12 years ago
Tim Haeck
Jury convicts former Bellevue developer of tax evasion
A federal jury in Seattle has convicted a former Bellevue developer and lender, who used secret accounts to hide millions of dollars of income from tax collectors.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Pete Carroll likens Seahawks management to marriage
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll says the dynamics that keep things running smoothly for ownership and management are not unlike a marriage.12 years ago
Colleen O
‘Tis the season for ugly sweaters at thrift shops
Ugly Christmas Sweater season is upon us with this weekend and the next no doubt filled with parties featuring the vintage wears. The tradition is a gold mine for local thrift stores, who depend on the business and prepare for it year round.12 years ago
MyNorthwest.com
Powerful wind storm knocks out power to thousands in Puget Sound
Thousands of people are still without power as utility crews rush to cut up trees and make repairs to downed lines.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Growing crack closes Pioneer Square street near Bertha
A large crack discovered on a Pioneer Square street possibly tied to the Seattle tunnel project has prompted a temporary street closure as officials scrambled to respond Thursday afternoon.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Map shows settlement on Seattle’s waterfront
A newly released map shows the extent of ground settling around Seattle's Pioneer Square.12 years ago
Tim Haeck
Exam reveals orca fetus likely died before mother
A detailed examination reveals the likely cause of the death of a pregnant orca found in the waters off British Columbia this month.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Downtown Seattle business leaders cite losses, call for protest crackdown
Downtown Seattle business leaders say ongoing demonstrations have significantly hurt during the critical holiday season, and they're calling for the city and police to take new steps to cut down on the protests and prevent them from disrupting the downtown core.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Hope Solo files motion to dismiss assault charges
The lawyer for Seattle soccer star Hope Solo has filed a new motion to dismiss assault charges against her, saying one of the victims was actually the aggressor.12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Jury finds Dinh Bowman guilty of murdering Yancy Noll
A jury has found Dinh Bowman guilty of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Yancy Noll, a wine steward killed on his way home in August 2012.12 years ago
