High grass and unkempt lawns are the focus of the Lynnwood City Council tonight.
Areva, the international energy company based in France, and Charlotte, N.C., based Duke Energy have formed a joint venture to build a biomass energy plant at Shelton.
Michael Jackson's doctor has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the pop singer's death.
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After getting reports of a shooting, police pulled over an SUV in Lincoln City Sunday night and found two people inside with gunshot wounds - one of them dead.
Oregon legislators are going into the second week of what's expected to be a monthlong session.
A suspect is wounded and two police officers are suffering from minor injuries in a confrontation in Kitsap County.
It begins with a flyer or phone call from a company offering to review your financial documents in order to find a dramatically lower mortgage rate.
A journalist from Chicago is stranded in Seattle after Canadian authorities deported him, and he says he believes it's because he happens to be an anti-Olympic activist.
Tacoma police are searching for a shooter who opened fire on a car, killing one person and wounding another.
The governor wants to enroll Oregon's 80,000 uninsured children by the end of the year.
Television ads in Western Washington will extol the virtues of the Catholic Church. It's a new ad campaign from Local Catholics to invite non practicing Catholics to come back.
A Republican state senator says he will enter the race for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democratic Sen. Patty Murray.
Toyota said Sunday that it will soon announce plans to deal with braking problems in its prized Prius hybrid amid reports it has decided to issue a recall for the vehicle in...
Workers at a natural gas plant under construction were purging gas lines when a powerful explosion blew off part of the building Sunday, killing multiple people and injuring at...
The Mid-Atlantic U.S. on Sunday began carving a path through the piles of wet, heavy snow in below-freezing temperatures while power crews tried to restore electricity to...
A man who attempted to rob an armored car on Sunday was shot several times by a guard.
Police in Kitsap County are investigating an officer involved shooting in Suquamish.
Some Idaho missionaries jailed in Haiti say they are afraid for their lives and insist they are not guilty of child kidnapping, as a Haitian court has charged.
A search is under way for two climbers who are missing near Alpental at Snoqualmie Summit.
NBC News is reporting that the group is now starting to turn on leader Laura Silsby.
A Seattle family who lost their 17-year-old son in a fire, lays him to rest tonight, while trying to pick up the pieces of what little they have left.
Seven legislators and an aide have been told to pay back up to $18 each for box lunches they ate at a discussion of marijuana laws.
Boeing Co. is conducting taxi tests on its giant 747-8 freighter, the final step before the new plane makes its first flight.
The family of a man who jumped off the Monroe Street Bridge to his death has filed a $1.7 claim against the City of Spokane.
As states scramble to deal with gaping budget deficits, many are looking for any opportunity to increase revenue.
Online company "Dazzle Smile" promises "Celebrity Smiles" but delivers a cyberspace credit card runaround that's leaving frowns.
U.S. customs officials say nearly 17,600 Fox Sports NFL robot action figures seized at the Seattle waterfront last month were contaminated with lead paint.
Pierce County Deputies shot and killed a man they say tried to run them over with his car.
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A total of 165 school districts in Washington are asking voters to approve more than $4.
Workers at Hanford's tank farm spend 20 minutes just dressing up, making sure there's no chance of contamination from the leftovers of a frantic effort to develop weapons for...
He just graduated, was starting a new job, and was about to get married. Now his whole life is on hold, thanks to a hit-and-run driver.
As the world prepares to descend on Vancouver, it's not just athletes and fans converging for the Games.
Hanford managers, armed with record stimulus dollars, are hoping to stop the flow of nuclear and chemical waste from Hanford storage tanks into the ground water and The Columbia...
A Seattle veterans group donated three old houses so firefighters can practice cutting holes in the roofs and generally destroying them in preparation for fire fighting...
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn is not commenting on the resignation of one of his top advisors.
It's a hands on class in the use of composites to build jets. Boeing is helping to create a talent pool as it hopes to create more jobs in Pierce County.
Prosecutors say the pair entered a romantic relationship after suspect turned 21, but when the teacher broke it off, he tried to extort her for $1,000.
Certain parts of an adaptation of "Snow White in the Black Forest," which debuts Friday at Kirkland's Robert Frost Elementary School, have been changed.
The father of Heather Trickler, who was killed by a hit-and-run driver, wanted tougher punishments in Washington state for those drivers.
Mayor Adams said his administration would focus on job creation and local reinvestment after a scandalous first year in office.
An ex-stripper has won an appeal in an Alaska murder conspiracy case.
A Bellingham man reportedly shot and killed his girlfriend after chasing her down, then later shot and killed himself Friday morning.
Boise Police and other local law enforcement agencies are attempting to locate four men suspected of stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise from local retailers.
Five of the Americans jailed in Haiti are members of Central Valley Baptist Church in Meridian.