Site Map July 28, 2016

Years / 2016 / July / 28

• John Reed waives extradition to Washington to face charges in killing of Arlington couple
• Graham man pleads guilty to killing Nicole White, an Orting mother of two
• Nobody hurt, ungrateful cat rescued from duplex fire in Everett
• Department of Natural Resources expands burn ban statewide through Sept. 30
• Car dealer in Snohomish County to pay $250,000 for pattern of discrimination
• Man drowns after falling off inner tube in Stillaguamish near Granite Falls
• Seahawks say Rawls, Graham won't be ready when training camp starts
• Deputies: Man shot, killed on Camano Island
• Washington fines Volkswagen $176 million over emissions
• Remains found near ferry dock identified as Lynnwood man who disappeared last year
• Warren Sapp bitten by shark while lobstering in Florida Keys (graphic image)
• VIDEO: Meet Peanut, Seattle Humane's Pet of the Week on Q13 FOX
• Court says race-based staffing decision at Western State Hospital violates law
• Pokemon Go player slashes pair he says attacked him in Vegas
• Man convicted in Chandra Levy's death won't be retried
• Wildlife officials plan to kill feral pigs from helicopter in Ephrata
• Woman pleads guilty to killing 5-year-old son with poison
• 'F' is for 'fired:' Actors who play Bob, Gordon and Luis let go from Sesame Street
• Why Aaron Rodgers no longer speaks to his brother Jordan -- and has not watched 'The Bachelorette'
• Police: Drunk mom took toddler to bar, punched child and officer
• Indiana man kept woman chained in basement for sex, police say
• Colorado man forced to pay child support despite DNA test results
• Richard Sherman: 'I stand by what I said that All Lives Matter and that we are human beings'
• Cops: Child porn case 'one of the worst we’ve encountered,' 15-year-old arrested
• Michigan woman given 6-week break from jail to have baby
• More new homes, more encounters with wildlife
• Portland man falls 250 feet at Crater Lake National Park
• Thieves may have saved dog’s life while stealing laptop
• Falling space junk lights up night sky across western U.S.
• Woodland triple homicide suspect could get death penalty