Worries over the economy and an increase in
home burglaries have many people in the
Northwest turning to personal safes as a way
to protect their assets and their identities.
But before you run out and buy a safe, you
should do some homework.
When a thief smashed the back window of a car parked in Seattle's Phinney Ridge neighborhood and stole a backpack, he likely had no idea the grief he caused.
You might be a blood donor, or maybe you
have given bone marrow or an organ. They are
all selfless acts that can help save lives.
But for some reason, the idea of donating
breast milk is bringing with it a lot of
trepidation.
The Washington State Patrol has finished a
criminal investigation into allegations of
official misconduct by Seattle assistant police
chief Mike Sanford.
A judge threw out several pieces of key prosecution evidence in the voyeurism trial of Steven Powell Tuesday, saying journal entries about his missing daughter-in-law would prejudice the jury.
The number of people living in their vehicles
continues to grow. But city leaders hope a
newly launched pilot program will get more off
the streets and ease tensions between car
campers and frustrated businesses and
residents.
Author Maurice Sendak is known by most for his award-winning children's books, most notably "Where the Wild Things Are," but the author also left his mark on Seattle, designing the sets and costumes for Pacific Northwest Ballet's Nutcracker.
The Washington State Patrol delivered the initial results of its six month investigation into Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon to the Island County prosecutor's office last week, but the office has yet to look into it.
Mayors of nearly 50 cities across the country,
including Seattle's, are urging Village Voice
Media to require identification for people
posting escort ads on Backpage.com.
Washington's Attorney General has reached a
settlement with a California-based company
accused of tricking people into clicking on ads
through a tactic dubbed "likejacking"
What do you do when a prescription medication that once cost 15 dollars a month now costs hundreds of dollars? Health care reform is supposed to eliminate many such issues. But that's still almost two years away. A Federal Way woman recently got a rude surprise at the pharmacy counter.
A judge dismissed a child pornography charge
against Steve
Powell, the father-in-law of missing Utah
mother Susan
Powell, as his trial began with jury selection
Monday.
