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The second annual Problem Solvers Food Drive held in memory of Brenden Foster was a huge success, thanks to the generous hearts of KOMO News viewers and readers.

Children's Hospital says if it doesn't get the OK to expand, it will have to turn away sick kids. Children's and its neighbors are battling over the expansion plan, and now the Seattle City Council will be judge and jury.

Under the new state law, fire sprinklers must be installed at dance or music venues larger than 350 square feet by Dec. 1.

"There's a lady laying in the middle of the street," said the caller to the 911 operator. The caller had just found WSU graduate Kristen Grindley lying in the middle of a rural Whitman Co. road, bloodied and unconscious.

We often hear how it's about teaching character and sportsmanship. If that's the case, the football coach at Washington State University has fumbled the lesson for a player accused of assault.

The design, which they called "Option A," calls for three lanes of traffic in each direction, a lid at the I-5 interchange and at 10th and Delmar, and McMurdy Park, as well as a 7-lane Portage Bay Bridge.

The Navy's proposal to have Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor's waterfront guarded by dolphins and sea lions has been given the green light. The plan will go into effect in 2010.

For the third time in three days, a storm is barreling through Western Washington, bringing yet another round of strong wind, heavy rain and even mountain snow. Gusts have already passed 60 mph in some spots.

A judge orded Dr. Michael Mockovak held on $2 million bail Wednesday. The Newcastle eye surgeon is accused of trying to hire the Russian mafia to kill his two business partners.