News Stories for October 2004
Stories for Tuesday, October 19
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Oil Spill Cleanup Exceeds $1M
The cleanup bill for the Puget Sound oil spill exceeds $1 million, officials said. MORE IMAGES Slideshow: Puget Sound Oil Spill Cleanup Effort Slideshow: Spill Stretches From Vashon Island To Commencement Bay Ninety percent of the money will come from a federal tax on the oil industry.Crews continued Monday to ...
Stories for Monday, October 18
Man Exposes Himself To Child
A man who has repeatedly exposed himself to women and girls in a north Seattle neighborhood flashed a child last Sunday, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported. Video: 'Serial Flasher' Strikes Again Over the last year and a half, dozens of women in the Maple Leaf neighborhood have been approached by ...
Magma Moving At Mount St. Helens
Magma continued to push into Mount St. Helens, where it was building a lava dome in the volcano crater, scientists said Monday. IMAGES FROM THE MOUNTAIN Slideshow: Glowing Lava Oozes From Crater Slideshow: Large Plume Drifting North-Northeast Slideshow: Steam Eruption On 10-4 Slideshow: User Submitted Mount St. Helens Images Slideshow: ...
Stories for Sunday, October 17
Oil Spill Cleanup Continues Along Puget Sound
Cleanup crews have collected almost one and a half tons of oily debris along a Puget Sound shoreline. Five-thousand gallons of oily liquids have been recovered following an oil spill in south Puget Sound. No source has been found for the one-thousand-gallon oil spill reported Thursday. A sheen of oil ...
Stories for Saturday, October 16
Oil Spill Cleanup Continues In Puget Sound
The spill of an estimated one-thousand gallons of oil in Puget Sound near Tacoma has left a heavy sheen on six miles of beaches. The Coast Guard and state Ecology Department officials say 15 other miles of shoreline have a light sheen. Ten skimmers and eleven other boats worked Friday ...
Stories for Friday, October 15
Miles Of Beach Fouled By Spill
Crews worked Friday to clean up oil from a spill that left a sheen on about 21 miles of beach along Vashon and Maury islands in Puget Sound. IMAGES FROM CHOPPER 7 Slideshow: Spill Stretches From Vashon Island To Commencement Bay An estimated 1,000 gallons of oil spilled near Tacoma ...
Oil Spill Cleanup Resumes
Nine skimmers and 70 people were working to clean up a Puget Sound oil spill fouling beaches on Vashon and Maury Islands on Friday. IMAGES FROM CHOPPER 7 Slideshow: Spill Stretches From Vashon Island To Commencement Bay Fog grounded helicopters Friday morning, so officials couldn't immediately get a look at ...
Man Dies, 6 Hurt In Deck Collapse
An elderly man was killed and five others were being treated for injuries following a deck collapse at a home in University Place Thursday night. Video: Man Killed In Deck Collapse The Pierce County medical examiner's office said Frank Jackson, 84, died from injures suffered in the fall.At least one ...
Stories for Thursday, October 14
Pet Owners Warned In West Seattle
Animal Control officials are warning people in West Seattle to keep their pets indoors at night following two recent attacks by a wild coyote. Video: Wild Coyotes Threaten Pets A small dog was killed last week and a cat was attacked last summer, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported.Linda Ryssdahl, a ...
Stories for Wednesday, October 13
Everett Police Investigating Hate Crime
Everett police are searching for the culprits in a disturbing hate crime, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported. Video: Hate Crime Victim Speaks Out A family found a racial slur spray-painted on the side of their 1995 gold Cadillac.All four tires slashed and more than five pounds of sugar had been ...
Stories for Tuesday, October 12
Surveillance Camera Shows Men Stealing Cash Machine
A pair of thieves who stole a cash machine in Snohomish County last week left some important clues. ATM THEFT Slideshow: 2 Men Load ATM Into Truck Pictures captured by a surveillance camera outside the Dollar Update store in Everett show the pair putting the ATM into the back of ...
Car Left At Body Shop Used In Street Race
The owner of a car involved in a high-speed street race that led to a pile-up crash on Interstate 5 said she left the vehicle at an auto repair shop the day before, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported. Video: Woman's Car Smashed In Street Race Crash Looking at her smashed ...
Stories for Monday, October 11
Teen Missing For Days Found Alive
A teenage girl missing for eight days was found alive by a woman who said prayer and dreams led her to the girl's wrecked car. Video: Woman Who Found Teen Shares Story King County sheriff's deputies said 17-year-old Laura Hatch was found Sunday in her 1996 Toyota Camry. She had ...
Man Arrested In Marysville Shooting, Assault
A man wanted for questioning in a fatal shooting and an assault in Marysville was arrested Monday, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported. Video: Man Arrested In Marysville Shooting James Michael Morrison, 39, was arrested about 8 a.m. on Monday, after nearly 12 hours on the run. Police said officers tracked ...
Stories for Sunday, October 10
Mount St. Helens Releases More Steam
New thermal images show that parts of the lava dome in Mount Saint Helens' crater are piping hot, a sign that magma continues to rise. IMAGES FROM THE MOUNTAIN Slideshow: Large Plume Drifting North-Northeast Slideshow: Steam Eruption On 10-4 Slideshow: User Submitted Mount St. Helens Images Slideshow: Steam Vent Forms ...
New Steam Emission From Mount Saint Helens
Mount St. Helens shot off a new steam emission Sunday morning just as scientists arrived for another day of monitoring the rumbling volcano. Lights winds slowly blew the white plume south and southeast after the burst around 7 A-M. Scientists have not yet determined whether the steam cloud that rose ...
Stories for Saturday, October 9
Increased Security At Ferry Terminals Starts Today
Today is the deadline for the Washington State Patrol to step up security screening at state ferry terminals. However, officials say they have been able to borrow enough bomb-sniffing dogs from other agencies, so random searches of vehicles won't be necessary. Without the dogs, troopers would have conducted random searches. ...
Stories for Thursday, October 7
Police: Arson Suspect Arrested
Seattle police searching for an alleged arsonist wanted for at least two north end fires found the man late Thursday night and arrested him, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported. Video: SWAT Team Searches For Arson Suspect Police saw the man walking near his home in the city's Wedgewood neighborhood about ...
Predictions For Mount St. Helens Change
Scientists said the earthquakes and explosions at Mount St. Helens could lead to an eruption as powerful as the one in 1980, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported. IMAGES FROM THE MOUNTAIN Slideshow: Large Plume Drifting North-Northeast Slideshow: Steam Eruption On 10-4 Slideshow: User Submitted Mount St. Helens Images Slideshow: Steam ...
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