Police are now comfortable saying that two men found dead inside a South Hill home were murdered. Weapons and a computer tower were missing from the scene, investigators say.
A Washington state man wanted in connection with the death of his 17-year-old ex-girlfriend who was found in a burning home, was arrested in Oklahoma City on Monday, after members of the media spotted him and reported his location to police.
May is National Hamburger month and May 28th is
National Hamburger day, which makes sense
because Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial
start of summer and the biggest time for
barbecuing those burgers.
A new documentary on E! Network called "A
Family Tragedy: The Powells", features the
first interviews with the psychologist who
worked with Josh Powell. It paints an even
darker picture of Powell, who died earlier
this year when he set his house on fire
after killing both his young sons.
Car buyers are returning to the show rooms in
droves, with
new car sales up 30 percent over last year. But with so many different ratings and
rankings online and in print, it's been
tough to find comprehensive
ratings that give you a much broader
perspective, until now.
It's been the most violent weekend in Seattle since November of 2008. Seattle was rocked by seven separate shootings from Seattle Center to the south end to Greenwood, including a rash of drive-by shootings that saw people pump 60 rounds into homes and cars.
The Seattle Police Department is stepping up patrols yet again at the Folklife Music Festival after a shooting on Fourth Avenue and Broad Street south of the Space Needle Saturday night.
The Washington State Department of Ecology has put together a team of divers and oil clean-up specialists that are working to recover the 128 foot fishing ship that sank on May 13th in Penn Cove near Whidbey Island. The effort is expected to cost almost $1 million.
For the second time this week, the fire department in Pullman is investigating a suspicious fire that has destroyed a building on the Washington State University campus in their city.
The Washington Restaurant Association is not
happy with how the Liquor Control Board is
interpreting Initiative 1183, the voter
approved plan to get the state out of the
business of selling booze.
A jury in Kitsap County has convicted a woman who prosecutors say witnessed the murder of a state trooper and helped his killer evade capture in the hours that followed.
A self-described "prepper" says while many
stories of preppers and survivalists in the
media make the practice look nuts, it's really
just about being responsible.
