Judge says ex-Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to cut plane?s engines can be released before trial
An ex-Alaska Airlines pilot accused of trying to cut the engines of a passenger flight while off-duty and riding in an extra seat in the cockpit can be released from jail pending trial, an Oregon judge said Thursday. Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Ryan made the decision as Joseph Emerson pleaded not guilty to reduced charges of reckless endangerment; he previously faced attempted murder charges.
Top Videos

Judge says ex-Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to cut plane?s engines can be released before trial

Seattle deputy mayor blamed for 5-hour delay in Bite of Seattle briefing

Seattle Kraken preview new food options at Climate Pledge Arena

Democrats push Trump administration to issue tariff refunds

FAA pushes for ATC system funding after East Coast delays

Seattle, King County sees $889M in economic impact from World Cup

Seattle mayor proposes $9.1B city budget

First day of fall: How Washington is affected

Hearings continue in Fall City teen accused family killer

Marysville police crack down on illicit massage parlors

Trump addresses UN General Assembly on Iran, Ukraine conflicts

Seattle police testify on Bite of Seattle shooting briefing delays

Singer Phillip Phillips joins Good Day Seattle

Tips on holiday travel planning

Good Day Seattle for Tuesday, 9/22

Seattle police detail response to deadly Bite of Seattle festival shooting

Seattle police break down Bite of Seattle shooting response

Family plans funeral for 20-year-old Belltown shooting victim

Protests erupt over ICE shooting in Austin, TX

Explosion reported inside Sequim apartment

Seattle News Tonight for Monday, 9/21

Washington News Wrap for Monday, 9/21

WSU develops possible treatment for endometriosis

Lake Quinault Lodge celebrates 100 years

US airlines cut flight schedules over rising fuel costs
