Stories By Levi Pulkkinen

  • These dead Seattle brands are worth remembering Some brands were huge – looking at you Washington Mutual. Some were beloved. Some were barely there.
  • 23 things that let you know you’re done with Seattle Seattle can be a bit much. Here are 23 ends to the sentence, “You know it’s time to leave Seattle when …”
  • These dead Seattle brands are worth remembering The Emerald City has seen its share of hits, brand-wise. Here's a look at some Seattle-born brands that didn't hold up. Some were huge – looking at you Washington Mutual. Some were barely there. They're all gone now.
  • 24 things that let you know you’re done with Seattle The Jet City can be a bit much. Here are 24 ends to the sentence, "You know it's time to leave Seattle when ..."
  • ‘Singles,’ and the rest of the films shot in Seattle "Singles" reflects a Seattle moment, those seconds before grunge tipped over, before Microsoft exploded, before the city started getting serious. A plane-making timber town at the edge of the empire was about to become something more. For the...
  • Seattle women in the street: A quick history For Washington women, political protest is a tradition as old as the Evergreen State.
  • Science says daylight saving time should last forever In the United States, daylight saving time stretches two-thirds of the year. It should be the standard, and only, time.
  • Blue sky is back -- briefly; here's where to enjoy it from Summer is burning to a close in Seattle, and after the August we've had it's not a moment too soon. Of course, by the end our summer fun was clouded over by the thick smoke that clogged the air and made it unhealthy (sometimes very unhealthy)...
  • Limbo: Seattle man who killed at 14 wonders if he’ll be freed Jeremiah "J.J." Bourgeois was 14 when he killed a man and injured another in a shooting at a West Seattle convenience store. Twenty-five years later, Bourgeois appears to be the picture of reform. Why can't he get free?
  • A motorcyclist who fatally shot a driver during a roadside fight on Interstate 5 won't face charges, the Pierce County Prosecutor's Office announced Friday.
  • Indictment: Men smuggled $2.3M in parts to Iran oil firms Three men accused of smuggling industrial equipment into Iran in violation of U.S. sanctions have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Seattle.
  • Jury acquits jail officer accused of assisting drug dealers A corrections officer at an Aberdeen jail accused of providing information to southwest Washington drug traffickers has been acquitted.
  • Gangster whose gang moved on: ‘Having a gun I felt protected’ As a boy in Seattle's South Park neighborhood , Paul Esparza helped  Sureno Villains "slowed down and ultimately stopped operating as a gang" in the years after Esparza was released from juvenile detention.
  • A fleeing driver broke away from police after repeated ramming by police only to be apprehended in Auburn.
  • Riverine chase after man killed, burned in remote treehouse A shooting at a rural Pierce County treehouse left a man dead, a woman shot and their suspected assailant captured after being spotted fleeing down the Carbon River.
  • Ranked: Industries shortchanging Seattle-area women Differences in experience and education can't explain why Washington women are getting shorted. But the gender pay gap is not uniform. Check out  occupations present the greatest pay differential for King County women.
  • Science says daylight saving time should last forever In the United States, daylight saving time stretches two-thirds of the year. It should be the standard, and only, time.
  • Manhunt on after woman found decapitated near survivalist bunker A 26-year-old woman was found decapitated on a northwest Washington property, prompting a search for a man described as a "person of interest" in the slaying.
  • It bites: Seattle neighborhoods ranked by animal attacks Seattle police respond to dozens of animal attacks each year, but the toll isn't evenly spread around the city.
  • Fraudster promised green card Seattle girl needed for college A Texas man caught scamming dozens of undocumented immigrants out of thousands of dollars will learn the cost of his crimes Friday, as federal prosecutors in Seattle seek a four-year prison term for the long-running fraud.