The government wants you to know that simply sporting a pair of Skechers' fitness shoes is not going to get you Kim Kardashian's curves or Brooke Burke's toned tush.
A Kent neighborhood discovered their new mailboxes were installed backwards, against postal service safety regulations. It turns out this may not be an uncommon problem.
A big turnout is expected Wednesday as the Seattle School Board takes on several controversial issues, including stadium advertising, cost-cutting and school start times.
The Washington state Health Department has temporarily closed Whidbey Island's Penn Cove to all shellfish harvesting due to a diesel spill from a sunken fishing boat.
A 17-year-old girl was shot and killed overnight after an argument at a Shoreline apartment complex. Her 18 year old boyfriend remains in critical condition.
Seattle and King County leaders have announced
they've reached a memorandum of understanding
with the investor leading the effort to build a
new arena and bring the NBA back to Seattle.
It hasn't even gone into effect yet, and the state and the Securities and Exchange Commission are already issuing warnings about one provision of the president's new JOBS Act. A portion of the legislation recently signed lets average Americans become venture capitalists by creating new rules on "crowd funding."
Fed up with the stories about her father and continued accusations that he had an unhealthy sexual obsession with his missing daughter-in-law, Alina Powell wants her family's voice heard.
After a maintenance worker at a park in
North Carolina drove
his lawn mower down an embankment and died,
the National
Park Service has ordered its 397 parks
across the county to
stop mowing.
Seattle's new schools superintendent will be
paid $270,000 a year to take the troubled spot,
according to a new contract just released by
the School District.
The Seattle area has its share of tech
business leaders with Amazon and Microsoft,
but the Silicon Valley still seems to be
more of a hotbed for startups. In the latest
episode of Geekwire, hosts Todd Bishop and
John Cook invited a big local investor and a
Seattle entrepreneur making the move to
Silicon Valley to discuss how this area
might better compete.
Closing arguments in the voyeurism trial of
Steven Powell,
the father-in-law of Susan Powell who
disappeared
nearly three years ago in Utah, are finished
and now the
jury will begin deliberating.
