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State population growing slower
Population growth in Washington is slowing, according to new estimates. There are nearly 6.6 million people in the state, a 1.5 percent increase in the past year.
If you think gas costs hurt now, just wait
Gasoline prices have paused in their stupendous upward climb over the past three months, but the worst may be yet to come.
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Summer Fun! Plenty to do and see in every Valley community this summer
It's here! Summer, and all the outdoor activities that go with it, are in full swing.
Condition Upgraded Of Boy Who Fell From Window
The condition of a five-year old boy who fell from a second story window has been upgraded.
Boy critically hurt in fall from WA window
A 5-year-old boy is in critical condition after falling 12 feet out of a window onto concrete in the King County town of Baring in the Cascade Mountains.
Police seek clues in 20-year-old slaying
Robyn Kenworthy sounded worn out when she called her mom. She wanted to come home.
The North Fork of the Skykomish River in the Wild Sky wilderness. A 'green scare' in shades of gray Invoking the Red Scare of the 1950s, some environmentalists claim the federal government is committing ...
Washington in top five tech states
A new report from the Milken Institute indicates that Washington is among the leading states in the technology industry, ranking fifth in the State Technology and Science Index .
Man warns advertisers about 'greenwashing'
When Kevin Tuerff picks up a newspaper, his eyes are immediately attracted to certain ads.
In other newsroom news, the Wet Dog Fur Open was yesterday. Wet Dog Fur is a newsroom golf tournament inspired by a reader who said that the sports department "sucks wet dog fur" or "sucks like wet dog fur" ...
2008 Washington State Endangered Historic Properties -- Old Granary Building
On May 27, Washington Trust for Historic Preservation representatives were in Tacoma to announce its annual list of Washington State's Most Endangered Historic Places.
2008 Washington State Endangered Historic Properties -- Ridgefield's Kapus Farmstead
On May 27, Washington Trust for Historic Preservation representatives were in Tacoma to announce its annual list of Washington State's Most Endangered Historic Places.
2008 Washington State Endangered Historic Properties -- Gig Harbor Net Sheds
On May 27, Washington Trust for Historic Preservation representatives were in Tacoma to announce its annual list of Washington State's Most Endangered Historic Places.
Attorney General's Office Challenges PSE's Proposed Rate Hike
The Public Counsel Section of the Washington State Attorney General's Office is challenging electric and gas rate increases proposed by Puget Sound Energy .
Everett Library's Margaret Riddle is a touchstone to regional history
In 1977, Jimmy Carter was president. "Star Wars" wowed moviegoers. And the Seattle Mariners played their first ballgame in the Kingdome.
Virtual Editorial Board: Weekend: Urban agriculture, Violent...
We have not been fans of the farm bill. We think it opens up the United States to international litigation.
Tri-Cities' cost of living lowest in state
A dollar goes a long way in the Tri-Cities. Just ask former Bellevue residents Meredith and Bill Farris.
Wholesale inflation slows in April after March increase
Dante Wadley shops for apples at the Union Square green market on Wednesday, May 14, 2008, in New York.
Protester tosses eggs at Ballmer
Steve Ballmer is accustomed to audiences tossing difficult questions in his direction.