The victim told police she left work and noticed a man following her. She tried to evade him by walking into a nearby business only to encounter him again when she emerged.

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A Siberian tiger who faced possible euthenasia earlier this month, has been saved, thanks in part to KING 5 viewers.

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Kids in King County are passionately pleading to save 4-H from budget cuts.

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Some Bellevue residents are upset about the a new bikini espresso stand and they're going to take their concerns to the city council.

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An off-duty Las Vegas police officer killed in a shootout with intruders in his own garage grew up in Yakima, where he graduated in 1997 from Davis High.

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The Rainier Valley Food Bank now has enough food to feed those in need thru the holiday season. This comes just two days after thieves stole all of the banks food.

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It wasn't spontaneous, but the city of Seattle hopes it drew attention.

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The case of five emaciated horses found abandoned in a Pierce County forest has prompted the Humane Society of the United States to offer a $2,500 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions.

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Rudy Guede testified today that he heard Amanda Knox arguing with Kercher about money before she was killed.

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Two young adult women say they were raped by a counselor when they were mentally ill teenagers at a state psychiatric hospital. They say staff members turned a blind eye to warnings.

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Eight years ago she saw a "Legally Speaking" segment that changed her life. Today she launches a new career as a lawyer, without ever having gone to law school.

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Boeing is breaking ground in South Carolina on a $750 million aircraft assembly plant -- the largest industrial investment in state history.

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Closing arguments began Friday in the case of slain British student Meredith Kercher, with the prosecutor calling for an end to the legal saga that began with Kercher's death two years ago.

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They say she wanted to take her own life, because her home was being foreclosed and car repossessed.

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Neal Richards was working to clear US 101 from a slide near Port Angeles when he was killed.

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Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire says she opposes state schools chief Randy Dorn's proposal to delay the requirement for students to pass state math and science tests to graduate.

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Judge Michael Hecht was sentenced Thursday to 240 hours community service for patronizing one man for sex and threatening to kill another.

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The food stolen from the Rainer Valley Food Bank was supposed to go to people in need for the holiday.

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Ryan Alwine was beaten and left in a coma by his new cellmate who had a known history of mental illness and violence.

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Detectives believe the burglary victim shot the burglar after spotting him in a ditch, several hours after the crime was committed.

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Washington's state checkbook has lost another $760 million, pushing the state's budget deficit past $2 billion through mid-2011.

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Closing arguments are set to begin Friday in the case of murdered British student Meredith Kercher, whose body was found more than two years ago at the Italian villa she shared with her American roommate, former UW student Amanda Knox.

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Seattle Public Schools has officially returned to a neighborhood-based system of assigning students to schools, similar to one it abandoned about 30 years ago.

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The state lab that oversees breathalyzer tests just became one of only four in the world to earn breath test accreditation.

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A local tire store catches on camera an alleged serial tire thief -- a man they suspect stole thousands of dollars in tires during off hours

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