The Seattle-based Destination went down without a mayday call two years ago this week, stunning a Bering Sea crabbing industry that appeared to have left its deadly legacy behind. A former crewman is haunted by what may have gone wrong in the sinking that killed his brother and five others. WATCH
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Students who earn a community-college degree through the tuition-free Seattle Promise program could be eligible to save 50 percent off the cost of tuition at Seattle Pacific University.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Overhauling how South Carolina handles mental patients who must be brought to hospitals under the order of a doctor or a court is a more difficult problem than they expected, a group of senators said. Sen. Marlon Kimpson began working on the bill in fall, just weeks after two mental health...
The retired German shepherd and his handler are accused in both lawsuits of causing serious and unnecessary injuries to the men, neither of whom was armed.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA and SpaceX on Friday approved a first test flight next week of the new commercial Dragon capsule designed for crew. No one will be aboard, only an instrumented dummy in a white SpaceX spacesuit. But the capsule will still fly to the International Space Station, following its planned March...
