Gatorade has been around for years, a staple on sports sidelines from Little League to the NFL. Vitamin water made a push a few years back. Now the big drink craze is coconut water, but is it really all that?
Steven Powell's defense still believes the search of his home that turned up the hundreds of pictures that led to his voyeurism conviction was illegal, and it's taking the case to the court of appeals.
Cities like Mukilteo and Seattle allow collective medical marijuana gardens. Others like Kent have banned them. Now Everett is deciding what to do with theirs.
The day after Rodney King was found dead at
his Rialto,
Calif. home, former Seattle Police Chief
Norm Stamper
recalled the beating of King as the "most
brutal and cowardly act of policing" he's
ever seen.
Recycling and yard waste pick up for nearly 300,000 Waste Management customers could be disrupted this week after contract talks failed to produced a new contract for drivers.
On film, it's dramatized. Plot foils may only be half-truths and love interests are imagined more than based on the reality. The major points, according to the two former Seattleites, are there.
If Northwest golf fans took in this weekend's
U.S. Open at The Olympic Club near San
Francisco, they no doubt saw thousands of
spectators basking in the sunshine on steep
hills near the eighth and 18th greens.
Travis Baumgartner, the man wanted in the recent murders of three armored car guards in Alberta, Canada, has been captured while trying cross the U.S. border.
Rodney King was found dead in his home's swimming pool Sunday morning by his girlfriend. The announcement was made official to the press by his representative, Suzanne Wickman.
The X-37B is an unmanned space craft designed to orbit the earth and return by landing itself. Designers say it incorporates the best of an aircraft and a spacecraft.
Waste Management is facing a strike after recycling truck drivers demand pay equal to garbage truck drivers. Representatives from the local Teamsters are voting for a strike.
The father-in-law of missing Utah woman Susan Powell has been sentenced to to 30 months with 36 months community custody in a Washington state court for recording images of two young neighbor girls in their bathroom.
