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Top assistant appointed interim Boone County prosecutor - Vimarsana News

Top assistant appointed interim Boone County prosecutor

The top assistant Boone County prosecuting attorney has been appointed to serve as the interim leader of the office after the sudden death of Prosecutor Dan Knight.

1 of 2 teens who killed Bellevue family in 1997 resentenced, given chance for 'meaningful life' outside prison - Vimarsana News

1 of 2 teens who killed Bellevue family in 1997 resentenced, given chance for 'meaningful life' outside prison

SEATTLE — For nearly 20 years, David Anderson maintained his innocence, claiming he had been wrongly convicted of killing four members of a Bellevue family in January 1997, just two months shy of his 18th birthday.

Smollett's hoax was itself a hate crime - Chicago Sun-Times - Vimarsana News

Smollett's hoax was itself a hate crime - Chicago Sun-Times

The victims of actor Jussie Smollett’s hoax are people who deal with bias and hate in their daily lives.

Charges against teens who fled Echo Glen detail how they overpowered staff, drove off in stolen car - Vimarsana News

Charges against teens who fled Echo Glen detail how they overpowered staff, drove off in stolen car

SNOQUALMIE — Two staff members at Echo Glen Children’s Center in Snoqualmie were locked into different cells and a third had her hand slashed with a knife when five juvenile offenders escaped from the medium/maximum security facility last week and drove off in a state-owned car, according to King County prosecutors.

Rev. Harriett Walden speaks out against hate crimes after she says she was targeted - Vimarsana News

Rev. Harriett Walden speaks out against hate crimes after she says she was targeted

SEATTLE — The Rev. Harriett Walden, a longtime Seattle police accountability and social justice activist, called a news conference on Tuesday to denounce a rise in hate crimes and appeal for racial unity after she said she was subjected to slurs and a hurled bottle of motor oil while walking downtown last week.