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Sandpoint woman disappears from Pasco fruit stand
Rashelle Klontz was on her way back to Sandpoint after spending a few days with friends in Hermiston, Ore. She is set to get married July 19.
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Driver arrested in hit-and-run death of soccer ball dribbler
A suspect was arrested Monday for the hit-and-run crash that killed a man dribbling a soccer ball along U.S. Highway 101, police said.
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Is KeyArena key to arena proposal?
Sources close to the ongoing arena negotiations suggest the future of KeyArena is a vital component of any deal.
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Body of young woman found in Lake Stevens home
The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homicide at a home in the 9200 block of 15th St. SE. Investigators say the case is not related to the Molly Conley shooting.
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Search resumes for woman in SW Washington
Searchers have resumed looking for a Vancouver woman who set out naked in a forest on a spiritual quest last weekend.
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Teen cyclist dies in crash during B.C. to Seattle charity ride
A cyclist participating in the Ride to Conquer Cancer died in an accident in Arlington on Sunday. More than 2,600 riders participated in the 2-day ride from Vancouver to Seattle, which raises funds for the BC Cancer Agency.
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Fallen deputy's brother working to track down fugitive
A brother created $20,000 reward to find man believed responsible for Deputy Kelly Fredinburg's death six years ago.
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Newberg parents outraged at Facebook cyberbullying page
Some Newberg parents are outraged by a new Facebook page that exists solely to victimize students.
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Portland to attempt world-record tree hug
Portland will attempt to set the Guinness World Record for tree hugging on July 20.
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Temporary I-5 Skagit River span to open this week
The Washington Transportation Department says a temporary span on the Interstate 5 Skagit River bridge should open this week, less than a month since a section of the bridge collapsed.
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Jesse tries BB Ranch's pot-fed pork
Pigs eat anything, even marijuana. We let Jesse buy the unique cut of pork from BB Ranch.
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'Sesame Street' character has father in jail
"Sesame Street" characters have tackled all sorts of problem in the past, but new character "Alex" has a new problem: His dad is in jail.
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Paris Air Show highlights Boeing-Airbus rivalry
Airbus and Boeing won pledges for big purchases of long-haul, wide-body jets at the Paris Air Show. After several years of success for their smaller models, the world's leading plane makers look to generate orders for more expensive long-haul jets.
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Sun halo graces Puget Sound skies
Many people grabbed their cameras Saturday afternoon to snap a photo of the ring around the sun.
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3-alarm fire burns Geno's restaurant, nearby apartments
Police asked drivers to avoid Hamilton and Sharp up to Mission Avenue to accommodate fire crews.
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W.Va. sheriff killing suspect denied bail
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) — A man accused of gunning down a West Virginia sheriff has lost a bid for bail ahead of his first-degree murder trial.
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Family of teen who died in charity cycling event 'heartbroken'
The family of a Victoria B.C. teen who died in an accident during a cancer charity bicycle ride on Sunday say they are heartbroken by his death.
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Volunteers repair Port Orchard vet's memorial damaged by vandals
Vandals are blamed for up to $1500 in damages to the Veterans Wall in Port Orchard. Lights were smashed and phrases like “Make love not babys" (sic) was sprayed in graffiti across bricks honoring area servicemen.
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Thousands head downtown for the Portland Pride Parade
Thousands took to the streets downtown for the 19th annual Portland Pride Parade Sunday morning.
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Cleanup continues in McMinnville after Thursday's tornado
Professional crews have replaced dozens of volunteers in the cleanup effort following Thursday’s tornado.
