The Secretary of the Washington State Department of Transportation says she feels for the man who had a chunk of freeway concrete fall through his windshield, but with a freeway system that dates back to Eisenhower, these things are starting to happen.
The Seattle Police have been criticized for having poor oversight of its officers. Now the King County Sheriff's Office could be facing similar complaints after an internal audit.
The Port of Seattle continues to fight the proposed SoDo arena saying the increased congestion it would create would be bad for business, but it might not have the facts to back that up.
Penn State University will have to pay $60 million for the sins of its former assistant football coach, Jerry Sandusky. Local treatment experts wonder if the money dedicated to help victims of abuse will do any good.
It didn't take long Friday for the owner of
a Colorado gun
range to realize a guy who'd applied for
membership
recently was the shooter who opened fire on
a movie
theater premier, killing 12 and injuring 58
others.
Like invasive ivy, the wild pig population
in Washington is out of control. So much so
that
the state is
part
of a campaign to thwart the growth of feral
pig
populations
in the area.
The search for a Mercer Island boater missing since Friday has been scaled back while authorities wait for sonar equipment they hope will help them to find his body somewhere in Lake Washington.
In an announcement this week, Steve Ballmer outlined major developments for his company's next edition of Microsoft Office software, known as Office 2013.
