Pacific Mayor Cy Sun has stormed out of meetings. He's fired several police chiefs and nearly every department head, and he nearly cost his city its insurance policy. Now voters are being asked to recall him.
For several days we've been hearing that a deal is near in Olympia on a new two-year state budget. But a deal is not done and a partial government shutdown looms. If you think that the prison system is untouchable, think again.
Before you pack the tent, the bikes and your cooler, you might want to have a back-up plan if you have a reservation at a state park for the 4th of July holiday.
A 51-year-old Auburn woman was arrested Monday on federal wire fraud charges for faking cancer and bilking more than $400,000 from an elderly Auburn resident who believed her story.
A former Auburn police officer has pleaded guilty to fourth-degree assault for inappropriately touching a woman while she was handcuffed in the backseat of his patrol car.
Sheryl Connelly has always kept her eye on the future. But she admits she never envisioned her dream job would be heading the Ford Motor Company's Global Trends and Futuring Division, helping the car maker forge its tomorrow.
His wife was bludgeoned to death in February, and he was arrested last week for obstructing police officers attempting to serve a search warrant. Despite being a person-of-interest in Susann Smith's murder, Alan Smith hasn't been arrested for her death.
If it feels a lot muggier to you than normal around here, you're not imagining it. The National Weather Service says we're mired in the middle of some pretty thick air. But the outlook is brightening for later in the week.
The Defense Department has finally explained, publicly, how a Seattle-area soldier died in his tent inside a protected base in Afghanistan in 2011. It was friendly fire.
