Colorado rallies past Eastern Washington 31-24
The University of Colorado Buffaloes might want to stick to playing the big boys. The smaller schools give them way too much trouble.
British Columbia: Leaky condos to leaky schools
First there were leaky condominiums littering the Vancouver skyline with blue tarpaulins, each a sign of expensive renovations. More than a thousand buildings have been affected and costs are running into billions of dollars.
No. 15 BYU holds on for 28-27 win over Washington
Jake Locker was crestfallen. The sophomore quarterback did everything he could to give Washington a chance for an upset of No. 15 BYU and wound up apologizing for the Huskies' loss.
Wanted: Ride to Mojave Desert for wayward tortoise
Sadie the desert tortoise, discovered without explanation at a rest stop on U.S. 95 in Idaho, needs a ride to a new adoptive home to the Mojave Desert — the sooner the better.
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WA company given deadline to trace stench
Seattle-based Cedar Grove Composting Inc. has been given a deadline to track down the sources of offensive odors coming from its Smith Island site in Snohomish County and tell how it plans to deal with them.
Puget Sound geoduck farming may harm marine life
Raising geoducks may endanger inland marine life and tidelands, Pierce County planners say, a finding that could likely complicate the county's permit process for farming the ugly but lucrative giant clams.
Nev., Calif., officials sign landmark river deal
With the scenic stream flowing behind them, officials from Nevada, California and the federal government signed a landmark agreement that settles a century-plus-old dispute over the Truckee River's water.
Talks fail; machinists strike Boeing Co.
Striking Boeing Co. production workers hunkered down Saturday for what could be a long, bruising battle with costly repercussions for both sides.
Ron Reagan, ex-president's son, back on radio
Ron Reagan, the liberal son of the late President Ronald W. Reagan, is going back on the radio.
Tons of discarded tires removed from Olympic Park
More than 21 tons of discarded tires have been removed from Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park.
Man stabbed to death outside Yakima apartment
A man has been fatally stabbed outside an apartment building in Yakima, and police are trying to find whoever was responsible.
Prescription drugs recalled in Edmonds, may be old
Prescriptions that have been filled in the last 90 days at a pharmacy in Edmonds are being recalled.
Popular Spokane hamburger shop owner dead at 64
The owner of a couple of popular Spokane hamburger restaurants, David L. Lish, has died after an all-terrain vehicle accident in his driveway.
Holmgren optimistic approaching final season
In kicking off his final season as Seahawks coach, Mike Holmgren is not looking for a do-over.
