Michigan St gets New Mexico St in NCAAs
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Michigan State has been to five Final Fours in the last 11 years - more appearances than the Oakland Golden Grizzlies have made in the tournament altogether....
Wisconsin earns No. 4 seed, Marquette gets a 6
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- In what was widely expected to be a rebuilding year, even making the NCAA tournament was a significant accomplishment for Marquette....
Body of missing Portland woman found
STEVENSON, Wash. (AP) -- Sheriff's deputies have recovered the body of a University of Portland woman missing for more than a week on a hike in the Columbia River Gorge....
New WA pipeline a symbol of new water policy
OTHELLO, Wash. (AP) -- The federal government is doing what until recently had been unthinkable for the Columbia River: building a new stretch of pipeline so more river water can be used for irrigation....
Big crowds show up for Seattle meetings on youth and family issues
Hundreds of community members have been gathering to discuss the challenges facing Seattle youth and search for solutions. The meetings will help determine how the city spends its money on youth and family programs next year.
Clergy dispute Mercer Island's Tent City rules
The clergy in Mercer Island are upset about a new city ordinance regulating Tent City 4 that they say infringes on their constitutional right to minister the homeless.
What kids in poverty really need
People who wind up in Washington's child- welfare system are often beset by "profound deprivation."
Ernie Els ends his 2-year victory drought | Golf
Two years without a victory — the longest drought of his career — and playing with all the pressure against a South African protégé whom he helped groom for such a stage, Ernie Els played the final 23 holes without a bogey in the CA Championship and closed with a 6-under-par 66 for a four-shot victory over Charl Schwartzel in Miami.
Tennessee church rushes to aid Haitian girls
EDITOR'S NOTE - They were "our girls" - the children of a Haitian orphanage, taken to heart by a Tennessee church. But then an earthquake struck, and the congregation sprang to action. The second of two parts.
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Chris Basso is the media relations manager of CARFAX, the nation’s leading provider of vehicle history information. He works with reporters and journalists nationwide to educate consumers on the latest used car buying issues.
Sex, drugs and child porn at McNeil Island
In the wake of federal indictments against residents of a McNeil Island facility for sex offenders, internal documents show staff-offender relationships and smuggling but give no hint as to how child porn got into the facility.
Woman, son missing after car found in water
Deputies are searching for a missing 29-year-old woman and her 8-year-old son after her car was found submerged in a cove off Budd Inlet near Olympia.
Family escapes early morning house fire in Kent
According to a Kent Fire Department press release, at 3:53 a.m. firefighters from Kent and South King Fire and Rescue were dispatched to a residential fire on the 23800 Block of 38th Ave South.
Union advocates rally support in Olympia
More than 350 union members from different industries showed their support for labor at a conference organized by the Washington State Labor Council in Olympia on Thursday.
State House approves ban on campaign lies
OLYMPIA -- Political candidates in Washington would once again be banned from telling lies on the campaign trail under a proposed law approved Monday by the state House.
Medical-marijuana law could be expanded
Lawmakers are considering expanding the state's medical marijuana law to allow registered nurses, physician assistants and naturopathic doctors to recommend pot to their patients.
