A Tacoma City Councilman was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol on Saturday night but the Washington State Patrol said he didn't try to use his political position to get him out of the situation.
Boeing CEO Jim McNerney sent a letter to employees Friday, reassuring them of his confidence in the 787, saying "in the days ahead, we will take the steps necessary to assure our customers and their passengers of the 787's safety and to return the airplanes to service."
They're one of Seattle's top drawing sporting events, attracting thousands of hard core fans to Key Arena. And as the Rat City Rollergirls enter their 9th season, the popular roller derby league is at a crossroads as it tries to break into the mainstream as a sport while still maintaining its unique identity.
One idea to get after the drinking problem on college campuses is to set up special drunk driving courts. A bill in the Washington legislature would do just that.
The legislature's muzzle has been removed from State Senator Pam Roach. She is once again allowed to talk with staffers after years of being told to keep quiet.
Now that the FAA has grounded the Boeing 787, a lot a people are wondering how the agency certified the airplane in the first place, especially considering the unproven and untested batteries it uses to power its electrical systems.
The Bread of Life Mission, which has served the homeless community in Pioneer Square for more than 70 years, said the city has directed them to stop feeding the hungry in downtown parks.
In the latest twist in the ongoing saga of the Sacramento Kings potential move to Seattle, NBA Commissioner David Stern said Thursday the only thing he knows for sure is the league hasn't received a purchase and sale agreement from either the owners of the Kings or investor Chris Hansen.
President Obama's proposal to require mental health professionals report when they think a patient poses a shooting threat is raising a difficult ethical dilemma.
