Now that Boeing has wrapped-up its testing of the new battery system on-board the Dreamliner, it's up to the FAA to determine when the grounded planes can be retrofitted and returned to service.
April 6, 1933: New Beers Eve. That's what people were calling it as Washington's prohibition laws were repealed. The first drink was served at midnight on April 7 at a bar just off 4th Avenue in Seattle. The beer ran out by noon that day.
Michael A. Robertson, 25, has been charged with vehicular homicide and ordered held on $1 million bail for a crash that killed 58-year-old Morgan F. Williams.
If you've ever wanted to try one of the Seattle area's finest restaurants without breaking the bank, there's no better time than the annual Seattle Restaurant Week featuring 168 restaurants offering three-course dinners for $28.
The girl behind the wheel in Thursday's Puyallup drunk driving crash with four other teenagers in the car wasn't supposed to have been driving in the first place.
A Pierce County sheriff's spokesman says a 10-year-old boy on a bike was killed Thursday night when he rode into the path of a pickup truck in Spanaway.
Railroad advocates have filed a federal lawsuit and Kirkland has abruptly stopped plans to rip out train tracks, delaying construction of an almost six-mile recreational trail.
When Dori got wind of an automated speed camera being set up along I-5 in the Centralia area, he had visions of hundreds and hundreds of cars getting tickets for traveling just above the speed limit, but with the flow of traffic.