Two months after a fatal hit and run on New Year's Eve near North Bend, detectives hope someone with knowledge of the crime will have the courage to come forward.
State Patrol troopers who nailed a woman for drunk driving Tuesday morning did a blood draw and then released her. She wasn't so lucky the second time.
What was thought to be a pending deal on a key gun-control measure in the state legislature appears to be getting shot down by a dispute over whether to keep a database of gun sales.
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn says he's ready to end the squabbling and work together with the city attorney and the independent monitor on a plan to reform the Seattle Police Department.
Sacramento's city manager says waiting until April 2 to get an arena plan before the city council is cutting it too close so he's moving up the timeline.
The owner of a Tacoma bike shop at the center of a flap over bicyclists supposedly creating emissions says he accepts Rep. Ed Orcutt's apology for the comments that caused a worldwide storm.
The National Transportation Safety Board says a pilot who crashed his single-engine plane into Mount Si last year, killing himself and two passengers, was drunk at the time.
The Energy Department is warning that automatic federal budget cuts could delay the clean-up of leaking storage tanks of radioactive waste at the Hanford nuclear reservation.
The Dow Jones industrial average surged past its record high and kept going on Tuesday. It jumped from the opening bell, climbed as much as 158 points early and reached 14,286, breaking through its previous record high set in October 2007.
After the public stepped up to save Seattle's Fourth of July fireworks show in 2010, the show's producers are going to the pot again, asking for donations for the 2013 show. But KIRO Radio's Dave Ross who actually launched the 2010 drive for donations is doubtful this route can continue to deliver. But he has a few other ideas.
Eight former Drug Enforcement Administration chiefs said Tuesday that the federal government needs to act now or it might lose the chance to nullify Colorado and Washington's laws legalizing recreational marijuana use.
