Two inner-tubers were swept away in the Puyallup River near Orting, Sunday, and while one was found shortly after, rescue crews are still searching for the other.
A 31-year-old Federal Way woman pleaded not
guilty Monday to
vehicular homicide. She is believed to be
the first person
in Washington state charged under new,
tougher laws that
target impaired drivers who kill.
Police had to evacuate nearly a dozen people at a complex on the 9800 block of 188th Street in Bothell on Saturday when a man started shooting his gun.
A benefit concert and raffle will be held at 8pm tonight at the Columbia City Theater on Rainier Avenue South for the families of the victims of the Cafe Racer shooting.
Wright, a 50-year-old from University Place, was supposed to pick up his daughter from day camp at 6:30pm on Friday after hiking, but he never made it there.
Terry James says he isn't a foodie, but he does love his gourmet cocktails. This week he's joined by the Seattle Kitchen Show's Katie O to investigate the best cocktails Seattle has to offer.
Five years after his teacher allegedly seduced
him inside a classroom at
Gray Middle School in Tacoma, Wash., he claimed
it was a church sermon that gave
him the courage to come forward.
The first car that has twice the fuel efficiency of the Toyota Prius has been sold to its first customer - a Seattleite who asked to remain "anonymous."
Federal Way police have arrested a 29-year-old man in connection with the murder of his girlfriend. Police say they arrested the suspect after he went to his neighbor’s house and announced that he had killed his girlfriend. The neighbor then called the police. When police arrived and entered the suspect’s home on the 3000 block […]
The mayor of Puyallup received an informal reprimand in the form of a memorandum back in May for inappropriately touching a female staff member, the city manager confirmed Friday.
The state Ecology Department is asking beachcombers to throw away plastic foam, bottles and other small items that are landing on the Washington coast, apparently from the tsunami last year in Japan.
It's going to be a warm week, so you'll
probably be doing a lot of watering. But Master
Gardener Ciscoe Morris says the best way to cut
down on your bill is to mulch heavy.
The U.S. Department of Education announced
Friday that
Washington state has won its bid to be
excused from some
requirements of the federal "No Child Left
Behind" law,
including the need for every child to pass
statewide
reading and math tests by 2014.
The size and length of the East Coast power
outage has raised
the question we often hear during our annual
wind storms in Western Washington. Why don't
we just bury our lines?
