Site Map September 25, 2018
Years 2018 September 25
- Alaska is the first airline in North America testing in-flight virtual reality headsets
- Multiple southern resident orcas are pregnant but another is ailing, researchers say
- Outrage grows after Alaska judge gives man a 'pass' in strangulation, sex assault of woman
- Detectives seek info after 22-year-old woman shot, killed in Skyway
- Senate committee vote on Kavanaugh scheduled for Friday
- Dozens of dogs rescued from puppy mills in Eastern Washington available for adoption
- Man fatally shot by deputy in Oak Harbor identified
- Corrections deputy arrested in Thurston County for alleged sexual misconduct
- Suspect who confessed to 2014 cold case murder makes first court appearance
- Wildfires cost Oregon Shakespeare Festival $2 million
- Parents say son was lured to his death after using Letgo app to sell iPhone
- More heroin overdoses reported in Springfield-Eugene area
- Teacher claims she was fired over 'no zeros' grading policy
- State's first animal overpass and Snoqualmie Pass improvement project reaches halfway point
- Video shows 'Ride of the Century' bikers tearing up the park under the St. Louis Arch
- Whale watching boats still disturbing endangered killer whales despite efforts
- Arsonist Martin Pang to be released from prison Thursday
- Pair of waitresses celebrate working 50 years at same restaurant
- Puppies being blamed for sickening more than 100 people
- Trump takes aim at Iran in UN speech
- Doctor at Bremerton clinic gets 9 months in jail for assault
- Nurses arrange 'date night' for heart transplant recipient, wife of 36 years
- 'He will save many lives:' Pit bull rescued from fighting ring to become K-9 officer
- Virginia prisons will no longer allow visitors to wear tampons
- Driver dies after vehicle strikes train in Marysville
- 7-year-old stuns the internet with her national anthem
- "Twerk," "Yowza," and "OK" can now score points in Scrabble
- Singer Gary Numan’s tour bus involved in deadly accident in downtown Cleveland
- Museum spent millions on Abraham Lincoln's hat – but it might not be his