May 23

• Costs could affect how tough new DUI laws would get
• Events scheduled to mark Memorial Day
• Everett school board candidate leaves race
• WWII veteran steps inside B-17 again at Paine Field
• Front Porch: Camp Stitch-a-Lot returns this summer
•   President Obama sees lower terror threat
• Around the County
• Scouts to accept openly gay boys
• IRS replaces official in tea party flap
• U.K. soldier named; slaying suspects had been investigated
• Census puts Seattle population at 634,535
• Feds expect 3 to 6 major hurricanes
• 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
• 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
• Car explodes in B.C.
• App helps track kids' allowance, spending

May 22

• Front Porch: New public radio station to start later this year
• Panel OK's contract to design Paine Field passenger terminal
• New chancellor appointed at UW-Bothell
• Herald food columnist retiring after 36 years on the job
• 4 Americans die in U.S. drone strikes since 2009
• Red Cross volunteers ready to help Oklahoma heal
• Man fatally shot in Boston bombing probe, FBI says
• 2 suspects shot after London terror attack (video)
• Highway 520 toll to increase July 1
• Portland voters reject floridated water
• Two insurance companies say they will provide abortion coverage in state
• Freak snow cancels school in small Washington town
• Seattle bank robber fires shot
• Undersea lab to listen for quakes
• Coaches best-paid state employees in Washington
• Vandals cut cruise ship lines at Port Townsend
• New charges in Tacoma kidnap case
• State license plate fee to help reimburse ranchers for wolf kills
• WSU regents to propose 2 percent tuition hike
• Washington man convicted in Juneau woman's death
• World War II veteran to don cap and gown
• House preserves its budget as others face cuts
• FBI makes arrest in Spokane ricin letter scare
• Kansas, not Spokane, to get first Boeing tanker base
• Deputy urges Toronto mayor to address crack video
• Oklahoma tornado damage could top $2 billion

May 21

• Chase ends with suspect wet and stunned
• Tulalip Bay drowning victim ID'd
• Theft of flowers at church 'heartbreaking'
• Coping with childhood trauma topic of forum in Everett
• Administration planned how to stage-manage news of IRS scandal
• Tips crucial to police in manhunt, SWAT standoff
• Emerson Elementary seeks Cup Game world record
• Inslee signs Facebook job password bill
• Portland rejecting water fluoridation
• Foster Farms recalls grilled chicken breast strips
• Knife in purse gashes woman; thought she was shot
• Sheriff: 1 dead after boating accident near Sprague
• Federal subsidy late; Oregon timber counties unhappy
• Inslee signs undercover license law
• Lawyer: Feds investigate Susan Powell case
• Consultant selected for Longview coal terminal
• WSU head upset about UW med school recruiting
• Some found guilty in Alaska illegal fishing case
• Plans for natural gas power plant at Kalama stall
• Tacoma Narrows Bridge toll going up in July
• $1M damage in Aberdeen fire
• German climber dies on Alaska's Mount McKinley
• Bellingham man reaches top of Mount Everest
• Woman killed at Yakima house known as squatter
• Alaska Pacific University cuts tuition 30 percent
• North Bend home intruder had 'dropped out'
• UW Medicine, PeaceHealth announce affiliation
• Light rail train hits pedestrian in Seattle
• Naughty 9 banned from downtown Ashland