May 25

• Honor those who gave all at weekend events
• Front Porch: Classics Cruzin' Colby Sunday and Monday
• Scouts face turmoil with new gay policy
• Faith and church calendar
• At Navy academy, Obama warns of sex assault
•   State budget talks move at 'glacial' pace
• In Bangladesh, tiring effort to avoid factory disaster
•   Missing mom: Police release case warrants
•   Man in 80s dies after ambulance collision
•   Vice chair of Spokane Tribe resigns under pressure
•   Port Angeles pays $125K to settle police claim
•   Centralia mom gets 6 months for giving toddler pot
•   Truck crash near Olympia blocks road for hours
•   Small earthquake rattles northeast Clark County
• Roaches adapt to sugar-based traps -- and avoid them

May 24

• Mountain Loop Highway's gate to Big Four is open
• Pedestrian killed on I-5 in Mountlake Terrace
• From cancer, to a crash, to the top of Alaska
• How Snohomish County will mark Memorial Day
• Witnesses say man aimed gun at drivers in Lynnwood
• Front Porch: CT takes a holiday
• Amtrak to add a daily round trip north of Seattle
• Drug czar highlights marijuana-crime link
• Fife man holding 4-year-old son hostage shot dead
• Cool, showery weekend forecast in state
• SWAT justified in fatal Hoquiam shooting
• Kitsap jury clears robot maker in botched surgery
• State lawmakers' official photos touched up
• Record number applying to UW
• WSU votes to limit tuition hike to 2 percent
• Panel rejects miltary request for base closings
• No high cancer rate found at jet engine plant
• Tea party vs. old guard sparks GOP Senate rift
• IRS replaces official in tea party scandal
• Little known about suspect in Spokane ricin case
• In uniform
• Applause: Fire District 1 wins national award
• Opportunities: Find out if that heirloom is worth something
• Calendar

May 23

• Tulalip historian amasses treasure trove of photos
• Snohomish County has its share of well-worn bridges
• Everyone safe after bridge over Skagit River collapses
• Tulalip woman pleads not guilty in daughter's death
• Monroe corrections officer injured by inmate
• Father accused of assaulting 5-week-old girl
• Cities get a say in group housing for ex-inmates
• Darrington Day offers gateway to outdoors, history, music
• Scouts to accept openly gay boys
• Coal train supporters decry 'stall tactics'
• President Obama sees lower terror threat
• Costs could affect how tough new DUI laws would get
• Cabinets provide life jackets at county parks
• Everett school board candidate leaves race
• WWII veteran steps inside B-17 again at Paine Field
• Events scheduled to mark Memorial Day
• Alaska law enforcement council revokes certifications
• UAF nearing partnership for veterinary program
• Pilots in fatal Alaska crash on different radio frequencies
• Worker exposed to ammonia at fertilizer plant dies
• Woman hit by pickup had stopped sexual assault
• Woman wounded in Renton park shooting dies
• Violence prompts Seattle to add 2 new park rangers
• Census puts Seattle population at 634,535
• Front Porch: Camp Stitch-a-Lot returns this summer
• Around the County
• U.K. soldier named; slaying suspects had been investigated
• Feds expect 3 to 6 major hurricanes
• Vets remove tiger's basketball-sized hairball
• Climber, 80, becomes oldest atop Everest
• No bank account, no health insurance?
• Populations plummet for frogs, toads, salamanders
• IRS replaces official in tea party flap
• Car explodes in B.C.
• App helps track kids' allowance, spending

May 22

• Everett parks on the offensive against invasive species
• Theft drains Sultan VFW post of $90,000
• McMenamins’ school in Bothell now a historic site
• Man missing from Everett-area group home
• Front Porch: New public radio station to start later this year
• Panel OK's contract to design Paine Field passenger terminal