When a gang showdown erupted in gunfire at a car show and concert in a Kent parking lot in the summer of 2011, a dozen people were wounded. Police knew they had to do something different to fight a growing gang problem.
You may have been stuck in traffic last weekend during the Highway 99 closure, but now the Washington State Department of Transportation has a video to illustrate how your sacrifice has paid off.
The CEO of a catering company, whose client list includes Safeco Field, allegedly abused a dog in an elevator last month. His employer has now issued a statement.
It's one of the worst spots in south Snohomish County and it's only going to get worse with development. We're talking 164th between Lynnwood and Mill Creek.
The Seahawks have a knack for finding diamonds in the rough. The findplayers deep in the draft that other teams have overlooked, like K.J. Wright and Super Bowl MVP Malcolm Smith.
Despite a gloomy budget outlook, DSHS employees from around the state will be in Tacoma this month for an all-expenses paid workshop that promises to be both fun and educational.
Residents of a Renton apartment complex near I-405 probably heard a racket early this morning followed by police sirens. It was the sound of a car crashing through a fence and hurtling into a ravine.
Burner: That's what you call a wide receiver that can blow past even the best defensive backs in the league, and that's what the Seahawks have in rookie Paul Richardson. But speed doesn't make you a professional. That's a lesson he's learning from the Super Bowl champs.
Back in May, the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center's summer weather outlook for western Washington offered increased odds on warmer than average temperatures for May through September. For precipitation, it had even odds on above, below or near normal. Even though the summer season is not over yet, how has this extended weather outlook done?
Voters will decide between two initiatives to improve the quality of preschools in Seattle this November - one without a clear source of funding that may also directly benefit unions.
For the last two weeks, a Snohomish farm owner has been hauling five gallon buckets of water by hand to take care of his livestock, just like in the old days. That's because a local utility has shut off his water supply in a dispute over the farmer's bill.
Now that pot is legal in Washington, should school penalties regarding marijuana offenses be handled any differently? A number of expulsions at Bishop Blanchet have sparked quite a controversy.
Prosecutors said a 29-year-old man charged Monday with the murders of two Kent gas station employees had threatened a driver with a gun hours before the killings and he was looking for a fight.
