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A 43-year-old Lebanon man will serve time in prison for domestic violence after assaulting and choking his girlfriend. A Linn County jury found David John Slack guilty on two felony counts of … more
Oregon has a vaccination problem that isn’t going away. More Oregon parents are having their children opt out of required school vaccinations, pushing exemption rates to record highs and … more
Oregon’s craft beer market has gone a little flat. The number of breweries is at its lowest point in eight years and employment is down, too, amid signs that Oregonians have all the beer they … more
From the turf to the sky, Seattle is all in for the FIFA Men's World Cup — including the city's most iconic landmark. The Space Needle was painted like a giant soccer ball to celebrate the … more
Sound Transit's new light rail connection over Lake Washington has unleashed a tsunami of new passengers between Bellevue and Seattle, boosting the regional total to 155,000 daily boardings. … more
MOD Pizza co-founders Scott and Ally Svenson have sold their Medina mansion for nearly $11.6 million. “The Gables” home, completed in 1908, is considered to be the oldest home in Medina … more
In a city infamous for its high housing costs, Seattle’s ultrawealthy will soon be able to buy condos for their luxury cars and yachts. Nearly 9 acres of a former industrial fuel terminal on … more
Sometimes you can see an athletic achievement and know what you’re witnessing is brilliance. That happened last Saturday when Hanford High sophomore Jonathan Allen won the Class 4A boys’ … more
Toxic and highly corrosive chemicals — similar to those spilled in the fatal disaster at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging mill late last month — are leaking out of another pulp mill some 90 miles to … more
As he waited by Lexington Street Bridge for the motorcade coming down Interstate 5, Dan Carpenter said the only thing he could compare the accident to was the explosion of Mount St. Helens when he … more
A man in his 30s was shot by a Puyallup police officer Friday evening after he allegedly charged the officer while holding a metal baton. The man suffered life-threatening injuries and was taken … more
More than 100 cyclists heaped flowers on a ghost bike" memorial at the intersection of East Yesler Way and 12th Avenue South on Saturday afternoon to memorialize a Seattle teacher who was struck and … more
“Go on, throw the ball to him,” encouraged a father who was crouched beside his son. The child tightened his grip around the plastic ball with a skeptical look. Then he obliged, haphazardly … more
As Penny Lane from Almost Famous" would say — it's all happening. One of the country's great financial whales now swims at Seattle Center. Earlier in the week, it was announced that … more
Ukraine launched a drone barrage at St. Petersburg on Saturday, the final day of a major investment forum, hours after President Vladimir Putin spoke there and refused a proposal for talks with … more
U.S. and Iranian forces continued to trade fresh attacks, after a week that saw the worst flare-up in tensions since the shaky ceasefire started and little progress toward an interim peace deal. … more
In a reversal, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson has ordered that surveillance cameras be turned on during the FIFA World Cup Tournament. Wilson said in a statement Friday that the decision to activate … more
State agency leaders received a dire warning from Gov. Bob Ferguson’s office on Friday that they’re headed toward “what will likely be the most challenging budget any of us has yet faced.” … more
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