Seattle City Light power-downed a large electrical tower in the Fremont neighborhood so a recovery team can reach a body on a platform 152-feet off the ground.
Seattle police say many of those arrested in the Wednesday's May Day melee were also involved in last year's violent demonstrations, and at least some came from out of town to cause problems.
Wintertime snowfall and summertime temperatures create a potentially deadly danger in the mountains this weekend, according to weather forecasters and northwest avalanche experts.
In her first TV interview since being released from prison, Amanda Knox told Diane Sawyer that she wants to meet with the family of the roommate she was accused of killing, Meredith Kercher. But the Kercher family has said they want nothing to do with Knox even though an Italian court determined she did not commit the crime. Why can't they accept Knox's innocence?
With the weather pushing 80-degrees in places this weekend, I'm sure a lot of you are going to be enjoying a nice cold drink outside, but before you pop the top, you had better take some steps to keep the icy, cold goodness from warming up too soon.
When a State Patrol trooper stopped to check on a disabled car in North Seattle recently, something surprising caught his eye. A familiar bicycle. It was the same bicycle the trooper had sold just weeks before, to somebody else.
Seattle's superheroes turned out in force in an effort to help keep things under control at the May Day demonstrations. Of course Seattle's best-known self-proclaimed superhero, Phoenix Jones, was there, but there were a few less familiar names too.
Sure a couple hundred protestors caused a ruckus after dark Wednesday night. But let's not forget that thousands upon thousands of demonstrators rallied peacefully for social and political causes.
"We're a bigger and better city than this. I look at this and I am disappointed that this is the picture the world sees of us," Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn said late Wednesday.
Chris Hansen isn't the only loser if he doesn't land an NBA team. The investor had agreed with Seattle to invest millions in fixing up KeyArena if the Sonics returned. But the head of Seattle Center insists the aging arena will be OK.
When it comes to protecting your online identity, your Facebook page, your Twitter account, and your bank account, Dave Peck tells GeekWire your best line of defense is a strong password.
NBA commissioner David Stern and his deputy Adam Silver are again defending the decision by the league's relocation committee to block the Sacramento Kings' move to Seattle.
