Early Wednesday morning, Seattle police found a 19-year-old man stealing street signs in front of his own home, and even worse in front of his own mother.
As he sat in a chair in a corner of an interview room waiting for a detective to come in and talk to him about his missing wife, Josh Powell stared at his hands.
Two brothers dead, both to suicide. Two nephews murdered. A sister in-law missing. And a father in jail. The last four years have been Hell for Josh Powell's sister Jennifer Graves. But it wasn't just the last few years that were difficult. Growing up in the Powell house was no picnic either.
Washington lawmakers have reached agreement on new measures to crack down on drivers who repeatedly drive under the influence, but budget constraints forced them to back off on some more aggressive measures proposed earlier this year.
Advocates of same-sex marriage, emboldened by two U.S. Supreme Court rulings Weds., are pressing their advantage in states where gay marriage is still against the law.
The Snohomish County Prosecutor's Office has charged a former Monroe police sergeant for a nearly decade-long sexual relationship that began when the girl was only 14.
Just days after the Supreme Court issued landmark rulings on same-sex marriage, the Seattle Mariners will make history by becoming the first Major League Baseball team to fly the gay pride flag.
Nine children and three adults arrived in Seattle Wednesday for a six-week health respite - a crucial escape from their homes in the Eastern European country of Belarus.
It's already begun, the summer of our discontent, at least on the highways. Traffic managers are warning of almost continuous lane restrictions, road closures, detours and delays.
Everett police have arrested a Snohomish County sheriff's sergeant for allegedly tipping off bikini baristas and coffee stand owners and managers about police investigations.
The arsonist convicted of setting the 1995 warehouse fire that killed four Seattle firefighters is now accused of trying to defraud and steal the identities of firefighters, police officers and witnesses from prison.
Controversial ads featuring the faces of international terrorists will be taken off buses in King County after local groups shared their concerns with the feds.
A Spanaway biker has been indicted on five federal counts for allegedly plotting to blow up a Spanaway bar that's the hangout for a rival motorcycle club.
