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Mother of teen murdered in Tacoma speaks in front of accused killer
The mother of a 16-year-old boy killed in a Tacoma parking garage addressed a judge Wednesday as three suspects accused in the fatal ambush made their court appearances.
The mother of a 16-year-old boy killed in a Tacoma parking garage addressed a judge Wednesday as three suspects accused in the fatal ambush made their court appearances.
Demand for Garth Brooks' return to Seattle prompted the addition of a third show during his "Blame It All On My Roots" Tour stop.
A 19-year-old man was arrested after allegedly recording a sexually explicit video of a University of North Carolina at Charlotte student without her consent and sharing it.
Kenneth Walker III returns to face the Seahawks as the NFL’s leading rusher, putting Seattle’s decision to let him leave in the spotlight amid its own struggles running the football.
A suspect was taken into police custody after a shooting near a middle school in Pasco, Washington early Wednesday afternoon.
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Adding more protein to your diet — or "proteinmaxxing" — is probably something you've seen all over social media for a while now. We're taking a look at the facts about protein: what it does, and how much is enough. Joining Good Day Seattle to separate fact from fiction is Dr. Scott Itano, a family medicine physician with Kaiser Permanente Northgate Medical Center.
A high-speed police chase, a backpack dumped in a trash can and a gun that detectives say was used to kill a Coast Guard Lieutenant. Exclusive video from Kent Police shows the pursuit and arrest of 18-year-old Isaiah Bolar who is now charged with murder. The Spotlight's David Rose shows how the chase led to a critical break in the investigation even as Bolar's attorney says detectives have the wrong man.
Tipping has grown into such a regular practice when eating out in the United States that many customers take for granted that they will leave one. In fact, an American overseas may have to fight the urge to do so in countries where it is much less common. But that was not always the case. In fact, as a Texas A&M University professor pointed out, the roles used to be reversed.