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The search for an unknown gunman continues.

Federal Way Police announced today that they have no reason to suspect William Quadere Muhammad was involved in the January 18 shooting at the Federal Way Transit Center.

The Seattle Times…MORE

When Theresa DiMartino bought her first home in the 14000 block of 9th Place South in May 2003, she never dreamed she might someday be homeless.

But after refinancing her home twice, she is now not only facing foreclosure, but is also in…MORE

Jorstad Jewelers will close its doors for good Feb. 29 after 50 years

of service in Burien. Owner Denny Clarke has decided to retire after

32 years at the store and 13 years of outright ownership.

Jorstad's is what is known…MORE

This is the time of year when millions of Americans try to put their New Year's resolutions into action.

As we all know, one of the most common resolutions is to maintain a regular exercise schedule. Then, before you know it, it's February…MORE

State troopers, firefighters and health advocates testified recently in favor of a measure by Rep.

Every day Seattleites hop in their cars ready to start another day. For a lucky few, the commute is easy.

A customer walks into Nail Time salon on California Avenue and vigorously shakes off the cold. Within seconds a few women greet her by name.

If an oil spill ever hits the waters around Ballard, students at the local high school are ready to respond and order clean up procedures.

Last Thursday, Ballard Maritime Academy teacher John Foster conducted an oil spill drill in his…MORE

State Sen. Joe McDermott, D-West Seattle, has introduced legislation to protect and clarify the press rights of high school and college journalists.

McDermott's bill would prohibit unwarranted censorship of student media.

"Gaining…MORE

Toy recalls alone are not enough to ensure children's safety, says Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Seattle, who is seeking additional protections for Washington parents and children.

"The safety of children's products is a major concern of any…MORE