Two people dead in Thurston County shooting
The Thurston County sheriff's office says a man and a woman have died in an Olympia-area shooting.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Local law enforcement launch new campaign to curb social media during emergencies
Local law enforcement agencies say they're worried social media posts during an emergency could endanger lives, and have launched a new campaign to raise awareness of their concerns.12 years ago
Tim Haeck
Water to come back on at Seattle’s Alki Beach and Seacrest showers
For years, beachgoers at Alki and Seacrest Park in Seattle have been rinsing off using showers. Some were surprised to find the water turned off this week.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Beyonce, Jay Z to draw 40K fans during rush hour commute
Beyonce and Jay Z arrive in Seattle Wednesday and so will 40,000 of their fans, right during rush hour.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Why Seattle isn’t making better use of the ‘Denver Stop’ or all-way-walk
The on-going battle between cars and pedestrians in Seattle is the focus of this morning's CHOKEPOINT update.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Suspect dead following officer-involved shooting at Gas Works Park
Police are investigating an early morning officer involved shooting at Gas Works Park in Seattle.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Seattle’s only retail pot shop still waiting for supply
It's been a frustrating month for Seattle's only retail marijuana shop, as a lack of pot has forced Cannabis City to keep its doors closed for much of the time since legal sales began July 8.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Update: Seattle police capture felon accused of kidnapping infant child
The search is on for a violent felon who kidnapped his one-month-old daughter and threatened to kill her mother in the University District earlier Tuesday.12 years ago
Dori Monson: We need a leader to save us from Seattle tunnel big dig nightmare
It was announced this week that there is yet another delay for the Seattle tunnel. This is something that affects everybody who is listening, because everybody in the state is going to be on the hook for this thing.12 years ago
Brandi Kruse
Spanaway family in 2-year feud with moving company
Kraig and Lisa Owens have spent the past 21 months in a bitter feud with a Portland-based moving company.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Even visionaries have given up on Seattle monorail, but it’s on the ballot in November
For even a typical, idealistic Seattle visionary, voting on yet another monorail proposal is maddening.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
As a coffee sign disappears from the highway, donations drop
Some local charities are going to be coming-up short in Snohomish County this year. It's not because the public has lost interest in their cause but because of a small sign that the state recently took down.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Man-made earthquakes contribute to more shaking at Mount St. Helens
Scientists studying Mount St. Helens are detecting far more earthquakes than usual, and they're adding to the seismic activity with explosions of their own.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Study: Legal pot not drawing tourists to Washington state
When recreational marijuana went on sale in Colorado this year, it sparked a sharp increase in tourism. But a new study finds so far, there's seemingly not much interest in visiting Washington state to purchase pot.12 years ago
Dori Monson: How to resolve strife in Middle East and get a Seattle tunnel built
I have really shocking news for all the taxpayers of our region. We are just getting word that the repair of the Bertha tunnel is falling behind schedule. But I don't just like pointing out bad news. I have a solution.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Tom Tangney: Pierce County Council resolution to display ‘In God We Trust’ irrelevant and political
A member of the Pierce County Council is proposing a permanent and prominent display of the national motto "In God We Trust" in the council chambers.12 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
Long-time Seattle radio host Bob Rivers announces retirement
Bob Rivers thanked his listeners as he announced his retirement on his Monday morning radio show on KJR.12 years ago
Tim Haeck
Police using GPS, radio signals to track missing children
Technology commonly used to protect the elderly who tend to wander away is now a tool for police to track down autistic children and other missing kids.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
Tough time for crews digging in front of stalled Bertha to make repairs
Digging under Seattle, as crews have learned the hard way, is not easy to do.12 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Dry weather, warm temps for the next week across Washington
Dry weather is in the forecast and the Northwest isn't expected to see rain for over a week.12 years ago
Chris Sullivan
On busy Lake City Way, buses cut 2 traffic lanes down to 1
Buses are responsible for getting hundreds of cars off the roads each day, but who loves running late?12 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Inmates escape life behind bars to fight Washington wildfires
For inmates fighting fires in central Washington, this is a chance to escape life behind bars - at least for a little while.12 years ago
Josh Kerns
Boeing CEO apologizes for saying he’ll keep workers ‘cowering’
Boeing CEO Jim McNerney has apologized for saying he won't retire after turning 65 because "the heart will still be beating, the employees will still be cowering."12 years ago
