In broad daylight outside a North Seattle daycare, a car prowler spots his target.
Within seconds, he has smashed in the passenger-side window of a van and taken a diaper bag off the front seat.
Typically Let's Eat focuses on restaurants around the Puget Sound area, but this week the hosts are taking the show on the road sharing some of their favorite eats from the nearby dining hotbeds in Portland, Ore. and Vancouver B.C.
A King County sheriff's spokeswoman says a 20-year-old man has died after he went swimming with co-workers in the Snoqualmie River at Carnation and slipped under the water.
Hundreds of firefighters employed every weapon they had Wednesday to battle a stubborn wildfire east of the Cascades that has destroyed dozens of homes across roughly 35 square miles.
A mentally ill woman is accused of shooting David Long, 40, three times inside a grocery store on the Key Peninsula. He frequented the market and lived across the street due to his mental disability.
There's plenty of uncertainty for the hundreds of people evacuated from the Taylor Bridge wildfire who don't know if they'll have a home to go back to.
Three-month-old snow leopards cubs born with eye and eyelid defects, a condition known as coloboma, went through another surgery Tuesday at Woodland Park Zoo.
A group of medical marijuana advocates is taking a somewhat surprising stand against the initiative that would legalize and regulate cannabis in Washington.
After a full weekend closure, Mercer Street will open to two-way traffic on Aug. 27. This marks the third phase in the four phase project to clean up the "Mercer mess" in Seattle's South Lake Union neighborhood.
Park officials in Spokane are trying to stop pranksters after discovering several pyramids of picnic tables over 25 feet high in the parks. But The John Curley Show thinks perhaps they should leave them standing.
