A good friend of the man believed to have kidnapped a California teen girl and killed her mother says those close to Jim DiMaggio are as confused and desperate for answers as everyone else.
It figures that after a virtually cloud-free summer, cloudy skies are expected this weekend just in time for the peak of the annual Perseid meteor shower. But if we get a few breaks, it can be a spectacular sight.
Going in for an interview can be nerve-racking in itself. But according to job seekers, one local company's interview style rattles their candidates more than the rest.
Seattle police report a bloody-mouthed assault suspect smiled when officers asked him if he swallowed a portion of a man's ear after biting it off in an altercation.
A "most wanted" website features dozens of men and women, many of them smiling for the camera and all of them behind in their child support payments. They might not be as dangerous as the FBI's ten most wanted, but they can be just as difficult to track down.
While the Seahawks are just gearing up for the preseason, one hard core NFL watcher has already played the season 50,000 times - on his computer. And he says the San Francisco 49ers are most likely to win the Super Bowl based on his "Prediction Machine."
When authorities extended an Amber Alert Wednesday for a missing California teen believed kidnapped, it set off blaring alarms on thousands of mobile phones in Washington state, startling many who had no idea what was going on. And while many received the emergency messages, others were left wondering why they didn't get the alert.
People were outraged when initial reports appeared to indicate a man accused of blowing up the family dog would not be facing animal cruelty charges, but the Skamania County Prosecutor says it remains an active investigation.
After winning five Grey Cups in Canada, it still gnawed at Warren Moon - he was good enough to play in the NFL. Despite having a great college career with the University of Washington, the black quarterback wasn't drafted to play pro - so he went to Canada.
A single floor of the Jackson Federal Building in downtown Seattle had to be evacuated Wednesday afternoon after a suspicious envelope was found on a drinking fountain.
The story that Hawaii's legislature approved a program giving homeless people one-way plane tickets to mainland cities, including Seattle, caused quite a national stir last week -- it's a program called "Return to Home" which has been under consideration for years in the state legislature, and reporter Nathan Eagle of the Honolulu Civil Beat, who broke the news, says it is still the buzz of the Islands.
A new report on Seattle's mandatory paid sick leave law claims that some small businesses are already making moves, such as raising prices, to compensate for increased costs.
Police think a man who robbed a Tacoma KeyBank last week disguised as a woman in a wig and dress may be the same robber who also hit another branch in a different disguise two days later.
