In a story reported by the website Buzzfeed, the foreclosed home's new owner described the vile conditions inside the house that former Sonic Robert Swift finally vacated.
The February 2012 flight out of Renton Municipal Airport ended in a crash on Mount Si, killing three people.
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The King County Medical Examiner classified the death as a suicide.
Don't forget to set your clocks one hour ahead before going to bed Saturday. Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday, March 10.
Shari Song, a real estate agent from Newcastle, announced that she will run for King County Council District 9, the position currently held by Reagan Dunn.
The city's Shoreline Master Program has not been updated since its initial adoption in 1990.
The sold-out race takes place this Saturday, March 9, on the East Lake Sammamish Trail.
If you don't know which school you will attend next year, the Transportation Department can help.
The Seattle Times reports that the driver crossed the centerline and hit a truck.
The Sammamish students learned jump rope routines and worked to raise awareness about heart disease.
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Robert Swift, signed in 2004 after he graduated from a California high school, reportedly refuses to leave the home he lost in court, KOMO 4 News reports.
The new director will serve through November.
Newer travel security requirements might require the use of a passport when traveling abroad, even to countries neighboring the US.
The storm could bring wind gusts up to 50 mph in the Puget Sound area.
Adopting the new regulations on Feb. 20, Issaquah City Council approved several minor changes requested by the State Department of Ecology.
Jim Young, current Issaquah Highlands board president and a retired accountant, will also lead the Seattle-based non-profit medical center.
Current ISD Superintendent Steve Rasmussen will retire from the district on June 30.
A stolen truck and equipment valued at $40,000 were recovered by King County Sheriff's officers on Feb. 7 in unincorporated Redmond.
