Enron money -- what's a lawmaker to do?
Seven out of nine members of Washington state's congressional delegation received contributions from Enron. Now they're trying to figure out what to do with the money.

Boeing prepares to lay off 1,425 more
Boeing will warn another 1,425 local workers today to prepare to lose their jobs, as Delta Air Lines offered fresh evidence of the company's woes by delaying 39 airplane deliveries.

No such thing as a 'typical' serial killer
The world is full of would-be experts on serial murder. But don't believe everything you read, and know that most of the common wisdom about serial murder is probably wrong.

Inside the world of the brain surgeon
Operating on the human brain is an extraordinary challenge. Learning to do so at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center is an unusually rigorous one.

Endangered owl's status aids timber sales
Wildlife officials are saying spotted owls haven't been hurt by logging as much as anticipated -- opening the door to more timber cuts on federal land in coming years.

Proof is sought that tax breaks work and make jobs
Rep. Velma Veloria, D-Seattle, has proposed requiring any companies receiving tax breaks to report how many and what kind of jobs the tax incentive helps create.