Husband hangs up phone on wife during argument, wife comes home and punches in window | Kirkland Police Blotter

06/30/11 Between June 20-23, the Kirkland Police Department reported 328 traffic violations (one DUI), 12 alarm calls, eight car accidents, 13 noise complaints, nine thefts, two car prowls, three domestic violence calls, one call for harassment

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Cross Country. Huskies Finalize 2011 Cross Country Schedule

06/30/11 Head Coach Greg Metcalf announced today the fall schedule for the Husky cross country squads, giving the UW travel plans a major overhaul compared to the past few years.

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Murkowski adds military benefits to appropriations bill

06/30/11 Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, said today that language she inserted into a military appropriations bill will reap benefits for Alaska's military community in the form of construction projects and a thorough vetting of health care for Alaska's veterans.

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Ex-UW hoops player pleads not guilty to pimping

06/30/11 Former University of Washington basketball player Venoy Overton pleaded not guilty Thursday to a charge of promoting prostitution.

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Ex-University of Washington basketball player Venoy Overton pleads not guilty to promoting prostitution in Kent

06/30/11 Venoy Overton pleaded not guilty Thursday to a charge of second-degree promoting prostitution in connection with an 18-year-old woman who he allegedly drove to Pacific Highway in Kent to earn money through sex with men customers.

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NCAA 12 Player Ratings Released: Chris Polk, Jermaine Kearse Lead Washington Huskies

06/30/11 NCAA Football 12 is just around the corner, set to be released on July 12. The player ratings are out for the Washington Huskies, led by Chris Polk. With the release of NCAA Football 12 just two weeks away, early looks at the new features, team rankings and player ratings are continuing to trickle out. Thanks to some handy video work, the player ratings for all Pac-12 schools, including newbies ...

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Seven ACC players, five first-rounders, taken in NBA draft

06/24/11 Duke's Kyrie Irving is league's first No. 1 selection since Elton Brand in 1999

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Washington State Daybook

06/24/11 Associated Press Washington State Daybook for Friday, June 24. WASHINGTON STATE

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Bootsy Collins, a monarch himself, salutes funk's royalty

06/24/11 In the pantheon of modern funk music, three figures reign supreme. So intones the voice from on high that welcomes listeners to the grandiose new Bootsy Collins' disc "Tha Funk Capital of the World." There will probably be a similar introductory flourish as Collins and his 13-piece Funk U-nity band land tomorrow night at the Keswick Theatre on his first U.S. headlining tour in 16 years.

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Case study: How lawyers police their own

06/24/11 Barry Hammer was an Everett lawyer with offices across the street from the Snohomish County Courthouse. About 2 1/2 years ago he tearfully stood before a U.S. District Court judge in Seattle and was sentenced to prison for running a Ponzi scheme.

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Va. man charged in 2010 DC-area military shootings

06/24/11 A Marine Corps reservist arrested in a security scare near the Pentagon last week was charged Thursday in a series of pre-dawn shootings at the Pentagon and other military buildings in the Washington area last year.

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MN Government Shutdown Would Affect State Parks

06/24/11 If Minnesota lawmakers can't come to an agreement on the state budget by July 1, the state government will have to shut down.

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Accused Seattle attackers wanted media attention

06/24/11 Two ex-convicts planned an attack on a Seattle military recruiting station hoping that it would get attention from the media, authorities say, and even imagined the headlines: "Three Muslim Males Walk Into MEPS Building, Seattle, Washington, And Gun Down Everybody."

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Hubspan a Finalist in Seattle Business Magazine's Best 100 Companies Award

06/17/11 Leading Provider of Cloud-Scale B2B Integration Solutions Honored for Second Consecutive Year as One of Washington's Best 100 Companies to Work For

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Fierce, Inc. Recognized as Top 100 Company to Work for by Seattle Business Magazine

06/17/11 Breakthrough Leadership Development and Training Company Chosen From Record-Breaking Applicant Pool as One of Washington's Best Small Businesses to Work for

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Southwest Airlines Celebrates 40 Years of Service With 40 Conservation Projects Coast-to-Coast

06/17/11 In celebration of its 40th Anniversary, Southwest Airlines is teaming up with the Student Conservation Association for the Conservation In Action Tour: 40 Projects for 40 Years to take their commitment to volunteerism and their passion for conservation on the road, literally!

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Widespread Panic: Feeding People Through Music

06/17/11 Widespread Panic continues its current food drive tonight in Dallas. The band will collect items at the door that will be donated to the North Texas Food Bank. The group will continue to host food drives over the course of the summer, with the complete schedule listed below.

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Video: Grouper: "I Saw a Ray"

06/17/11 Gorilla vs. Bear points to this evocative, jarringly edited video for "I Saw a Ray", a typically murky song from the Dream Loss section of ambient pop artist Grouper 's recently released double album, A I A . The video was directed by Weston Currie ; it's not clear if it is 100% official, but Currie claims on his Vimeo page that the video is the first part of "an album-length series of videos ...

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Upcoming Events

06/10/11 Buffalo Bill Boycott plays for the June 20 concert in Lander City Park .....

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Tuesday, July 20, 2010 - 12:01

11/05/10 SEATTLE (AP) -- Georgios Samaras' penalty and Patrick McCourt's second-half goal gave Celtic FC a 2-1 exhibition win over the Seattle Sounders on Sunday. Samaras came in on a counter in the 30th minute and goalkeeper Terry Boss tried to cut down the angle.

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