A Washington National Guard sergeant who claims she
was fired for deploying to Iraq has won a lawsuit
against her former employer, Catholic Community
Services.
Two key bridges in and out of Aberdeen are so old
that the state has imposed weight restrictions.
Local truck drivers are frustrated because the only
exemption to the limits is for a contractor building
pontoons for the new 520 floating bridge.
The Department of Natural Resources will begin the process of destroying the "doomsday" bunker built by suspected killer Peter Keller Tuesday, just days after he killed himself inside.
It's not time to tear down the Viaduct yet, but traffic will see a shift as construction crews ready work on the deep bore tunnel that will soon be its replacement.
It was all about the quest to find the best buffalo
wings in Seattle. Despite the help of websites and
apps like Yelp and UrbanSpoon, two friends still
hadn't found their ideal dish.
Seattle chef Ethan Stowell confirms he is opening a new restaurant in Capitol Hill. Currently running five, soon to be six, restaurants in the area, and also working as a consultant for food at Safeco Field, Stowell is definitely making an impact.
The city of Seattle is warning residents that protesters may be planning to use demonstrations around the city on May 1 as an opportunity to commit violence.
Rather than spend man time and resources relocating
bears, the Washington state Department of Fish and
Wildlife is using Korelian Bear Dogs to haze the
animals in hopes of scaring them away.
