A former Puyallup youth sports coach is jailed in Oregon for allegedly molesting at least 10 children and producing child pornography. And the Washington State Patrol says it's likely there are far more victims.
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant says she doesn't find it that unusual that no other councilmembers supporter her proposal to review Seattle City Light's rate structure, which she says unfairly charges residents more than big business.
Imagine leaving your home for a quick trip to the store, only to be stuck in a five hour back-up just to get home. It happens to people in Auburn any time the White River Amphitheater hosts a big-name performer.
If you go to Richard Sherman's Twitter feed this week, you won't see any of the usually colorful posts and bombast from the Seahawks star about Sunday's dramatic overtime win over the Denver Broncos. But you will see a few promoting his website and online store.
Scientists have begun a long overdue study of Glacier Peak in Snohomish County - the second most explosive volcano in the Cascades after Mount St. Helens - in what they hope will lead to badly needed monitoring on the remote mountain.
The Seattle Police Department insists it's not turning a blind eye to burglaries in the north end, despite reports the north precinct is too short staffed to investigate most incidents.
After 30 years holding the hands of parents and children as they say "I love you" one last time, a local nurse wants to make saying goodbye a little easier.
While Microsoft's Surface certainly is looking cool on the NFL sidelines, it might not be all positive exposure for the company as a recent report says a number of veteran players are having trouble transitioning to the new technology.
Tacoma Police have issued a nationwide arrest warrant for a Pierce County man after a young woman wrote her college essay about an assault that allegedly occurred over 10 years ago.
A bracelet created by University of Washington students can monitor how drunk you are, and then tells you - and your friends - when it's time for you to be cut off.
If it seems like your drive around Seattle is a lot bumpier at times these days, you're probably right. The city says more streets than ever are in bad shape.
A newly energized group of residents is fighting plans for a 40,000 square foot marijuana manufacturing plant right in their Maple Valley neighborhood.
With just six games to go heading into Tuesday's critical matchup with Toronto, the Mariners were still mathematically alive in the hunt for a wild card playoff spot. Sure, there's hope. But boy is it hard to keep riding the "Dare to Dream Express."
Seattle Police and prosecutors are starting over and planning a new strategy to enforce the law against using marijuana in public. This time it will be a plan that doesn't involve writing tickets.
