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Police Arrest Two, Look for Two Others in Seattle Shooting
Seattle Police arrest two people, and are looking for two others involved in a shooting outside a high school Friday night.
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Struggling college students turn to food banks
Just blocks from the University of Washington, a line of people shuffle toward a food pantry, awaiting handouts such as milk and bread.
Youth anti-gang initiative offers chance for a fresh start
Walking as a pack down Rainier Avenue earlier this week, a dozen African-American youths paused at bus stops, beauty salons and minimarkets -- even shiny cars stopped in traffic -- to pass out fliers and invite ...
Struggling college students turn to food banks
Just blocks from the University of Washington, a line of people shuffle toward a food pantry, awaiting handouts such as milk and bread.
Cars struck by rocks dropped from Seattle overpasses
At least 12 vehicles were damaged by rocks or bricks dropped from Interstate 5 overpasses in downtown Seattle late Thursday night, police said.
Neighbors thankful for quick action at West Seattle fire
Neighbor Hudson Burke tries to hose down the area to keep a house fire from spreading at 2508 56th Ave S.W., across from Alki Beach.
Sound Transit plan to appear on Nov. ballot
The Sound Transit board voted Thursday to put a new transit plan on the ballot this November.
Injured operator rescued from crane at Seattle Port
A crane operator was rescued from his crane on the Port of Seattle's Terminal 5 by Seattle firefighters Wednesday evening.
Hwy. 520 toll could hit $3.80 each way
Travelers using the Evergreen Point Bridge could pay tolls ranging from $2.95 to $3.80 one-way during the evening peak-traffic commute to help finance a new span, under options being studied by a state toll ...
Body Bar spa in West Seattle has soothing therapies on tap
Now that summer is in full swing, Seattleites are dusting off their bikes and rollerblades -- which in some cases haven't seen action since this time last year -- and heading outside.
Man accused of pointing shotgun at trooper arrested
A suspected car thief who allegedly pointed a shotgun at a Washington State trooper after a chase last month has been arrested.
Bottled water under local fire
Mayor Greg Nickels signed an executive order in March to end the city's practice of buying bottled water for city employees and for public events because he said Seattle's water is reported to be "amongst the ...
Gladys Nederlander, show producer, is dead
Theater and TV producer Gladys Nederlander has died. She was 83. Nederlander died Monday of heart failure, her husband, Broadway producer and theater owner Robert Nederlander, announced.
Greenwood Seafair Parade To Close Several Streets
Several blocks of Greenwood Avenue North through Seattle's Greenwood community business district will be closed Wednesday evening for the annual Greenwood Seafair Parade.
Friday funeral for local soldier killed in Afghanistan
A memorial for Cpl. Jason Bogar, killed by Taliban militants in Afghanistan, will be at 1 p.m. Friday at St.
Edgewater Hotel pumped sewage into Puget Sound
Jul. 22--The upscale Edgewater Hotel had been inadvertently pumping raw sewage into Puget Sound since Friday after the hotel's main sewer line broke.
56-Year-Old Man Gunned Down In Seattle
Police are trying to determine who is responsible for the fatal shooting of a 56-year-old man in Seattle's Central District Monday night.
City Council Adds Parks Levy To Ballot
The Seattle City Council has added a parks levy worth $146 million to the Nov. 4 ballot.
Horse rescued from 45-foot ravine
It took more than six hours and 20 people to rescue a horse that fell down a 45-foot ravine Saturday afternoon on Gold Mountain.
Charges filed against Seattle man in fatal Kent shooting
The King County Prosecutor's Office filed charges this past weekend against a Seattle man who allegedly shot and killed a 17-year-old at a fast-food restaurant in Kent a week ago.