Thursday, September 2, 2010 - Page updated at 10:17 a.m.
UPDATE - 9:42 AM
Death penalty sought for Monfort
The death penalty is on the table for Christopher Monfort, charged with killing a Seattle police officer, wounding another and attempting to kill others.
Schools lengthen student supply lists to help meet higher costs
Cash-strapped school districts are requiring parents, and often teachers, to provide school supplies that now may include things such as dozens of pencils per child and Clorox wipes. Above, Elizabeth Lopez shops for back-to-school supplies Tuesday at the West Seattle Target store with daughters Breanna, a fifth grader, and Bianca, in kindergarten.
UPDATE - 10:02 AM
Gulf oil rig explodes, is burning off La. coast
An offshore oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. No one was killed, and authorities don't know whether oil is leaking from the site.
Coach says M's knew of pitcher's criminal past
Mariners executives insist they know nothing before the July 9 trade about the minor-leaguer facing felony charges in a rape and sodomy case.
Would Chihuly glass exhibit do well here?
Union backs contract for Seattle teachers
UPDATE - 9:10 AM
Man shoots gun from apartment balcony in Seattle
Forecasters expect cloudy weekend in Washington
UPDATE - 10:17 AM
Earl threatens East Coast with weekend pounding
UPDATE - 08:54 AM
Data shows jobless claims drop, retail sales rise
Police-shooting victim 'struggled with a lot of things'
Suspect arrested after search that closed I-5 in Everett
Seattle cop won't face hate-crime charge for kicking Latino man
Schools lengthen student supply lists to help meet higher costs
Union won't support deputy fired over jail beating
Attorney Bremner reverses course, pleads guilty to DUI
Fraser River whopper sockeye salmon run even bigger
Noted Seattle architect, activist Folke Nyberg dies at 76
Organic strawberries given a thumbs up in WSU study
NEW - 8:54 AM
Prosser principal's wife accused of sex with teen
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UPDATE - 09:27 AM
Bernanke: Shut down banks if they threaten system
UPDATE - 10:09 AM
Feds sue Arizona sheriff in civil rights probe
Tea-party success brewed by money, flurry of attack ads
UPDATE - 10:07 AM
Afghan official: Afghan govt will back Kabul Bank
UPDATE - 10:00 AM
Author Hawking says God not needed for creation
UPDATE - 10:16 AM
Chicago gang members criticize 'gang summit'
UPDATE - 10:17 AM
Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated 'Kate Plus 8'
Busted pot growers mistake wardens for suppliers
NEW - 09:13 AM
Divers find, taste 19th century beer in Baltic Sea
UPDATE - 08:40 AM
Judge punishes Michigan juror for Facebook post
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- Coach says M's were told of pitcher's criminal past
- N.H. teen who zapped nipples during shop class sues
- Eastside woman accused of having sex with adult son | The Blotter
- Seattle police have questions about fatal shooting by officer
- Attorney Bremner reverses course, pleads guilty to DUI
- Bellevue woman sues, says American Airlines took her on a harrowing flight
- Grizzlies kill 2-year-old bear at WSU center
- Suspect arrested after search that closed I-5 in Everett
- Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated programming
- Yakima teacher in sex case wants job back
- Witness disputes police account of fatal shooting
636 - Seattle cop won't face criminal charges over kicking of Latino man
239 - Police-shooting victim 'struggled with a lot of things'
225 - Attorney Bremner pleads guilty to DUI
205 - Los Angeles Angels at Seattle Mariners: Sept. 1, 2010 game thread
181 - Coach says M's were told of pitcher's criminal past
154 - Mayor, chief discuss police training after shooting
138 - Wednesday practice notes --- Huskies getting antsy to play a game
111 - Bellevue woman sues, says American Airlines took her on a harrowing flight
111 - Chilhuly exhibit in Tennessee has been a big draw — would a similar Seattle Center exhibit do as well?
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- Happy Hour: Redmond's Black Raven brewery makes what may be Washington's first cult beer
- Study of older adults confirms benefits of moderate drinking
- N.H. teen who zapped nipples during shop class sues
- Attorney Bremner reverses course, pleads guilty to DUI
- Trying to rebuild the construction industry
- Hiker shoots self in butt on Blewett Pass
- Fraser River whopper sockeye salmon run even bigger
- Carver who died 'wasn't feisty,' acquaintance says
- Seattle police have questions about fatal shooting by officer
- Whidbey Island company signs deal to clean up China's polluted rivers, soil
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Lauren Jackson, Brian Agler sweep WNBA awards
Home run spoils solid start from Jason Vargas in Mariners' loss
Seahawks' final exhibition game a key test for Charlie Whitehurst
Washington recruit Austin Seferian-Jenkins is part of talented senior class
Husky lineman's painful leg snap not end of story | Steve Kelley
Cougars' opener features two quarterbacks on different paths
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Vampire Weekend to play Paramount, making up for canceled Marymoor show
Favorite movie this summer? | Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog
Free concert: The Kora Band at City Hall
UPDATE - 10:17 AM
Shabazz Palaces enters unconventional partnership with Sub Pop | Matson on Music
Theater briefs: Discount at Strawberry; Intiman lists works under consideration for 2011
TV Picks: 'BBQ Pitmasters' on TLC
NEW - 09:30 AM
Vampire Weekend rescheduled for 09/22, 09/23/10 | Matson on Music
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August 2010: The Big Picture: Signs keep pointing to economic recovery, but what then?
UPDATE - 08:36 AM
Mortgage rates hit decades-low of 4.32 percent
Brier Dudley: Starbucks announces BlackBerry app | Coffee City
UPDATE - 09:57 AM
Burger King agrees to $3.26B buyout by 3G Capital
California lawsuit settlement to cost Zumiez $2.1 million
Double Rainbows guy now hawking Windows Live | Microsoft Pri0
Kirkland buys former Costco Home location
Microsoft's new Arc Touch mouse flattens and curls | Microsoft Pri0
Starbucks' new treat: a BlackBerry app | Brier Dudley's Blog
Adjusting to real estate's 'Great Depression' | Bruce Ramsey / Times editorial columnist
Curing the economic epidemic by making jobs No. 1 priority | Guest columnist
UPDATE - 9:17 AM
Evolving rules in San Juans may change how visitors go whale watching
Radio-controlled planes are a tinkering geek's dream
Bellevue woman sues, says American Airlines took her on a harrowing flight
Bumbershoot's here, with new Economy ticket
In September's earlier nightfall, keep a moon watch
NEW - 09:00 AM
American Airlines pilot cleared of alcohol
Best bets for the weekend: rock 'n' roll, broncs 'n' bulls, and a picnic
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UPDATE - 09:44 AM
Study: 1 in 7 home kitchens would flunk inspection
Ask Mr. Dad: Role of comforter
Fish oil may not be much of a heart-saver for those who've already had a heart attack
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