PImail (Local Stories) for 2/28/2011

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Local News JBLM court martial alleges Afghanistan misconduct The Army has scheduled a court martial Tuesday at Joint Base Lewis-McChord for a soldier accused of misconduct in Afghanistan. Wapato woman, 18, killed in collision An 18-year-old woman was killed in a collision Monday morning in Wapato. Seattle council overrides mayor's veto on tunnel Plans for a $2 billion tunnel under downtown Seattle remain on schedule after the city council voted Monday to override the mayor's veto. Whatcom deputy injured, suspect killed near Lynden A man who hit a Whatcom County sheriff's deputy with a hammer and then was fatally shot reportedly had mental health issues. Tracks reopen after train derailment in Wash. A railroad spokesman says both sets of tracks are open Monday after a freight train derailed over the weekend and sideswiped another south of Tacoma. Wenatchee aluminum smelter restarting 3rd potline Alcoa's third smelter line, cold for more than a decade, should fire up Tuesday after round-the-clock prep work. Pullman officer cut with knife during assault A Pullman police officer suffered several minor cuts after he was attacked by a knife-wielding suspect. Washington Legislature nearing half-way point With Monday the 50th day of the 105-day session in Olympia, Washington lawmakers are starting to face some deadlines. Newspaper truck taken in Spokane with woman inside A man delivering newspapers in Spokane had his delivery truck taken early Sunday while his wife was in the back. Man dies trying to rescue mother from Orting fire Firefighters say a man died trying to rescue his mother from a burning home in Orting. - School scandal: Mystery man ran companies out of Tacoma house - Winter in the forecast; avalanche closes I-90 - 15-year-old, already a 3-time felon, charged in Seattle robbery - Italian judges' report: Amanda Knox says she 'was there' - Amid hoots and hollers, City Council rejects McGinn's tunnel veto - Home sale deals slowed in January, but Realtors remain upbeat - Insurance chief: Premera is 'stonewalling' on transparency bill for consumers - Police reveal more about woman killed in her Belltown apartment - Everett chief delayed internal review of shooting - Potter had debts, was unqualified for job - The Nisqually earthquake: Broadcast live! - Rioters attack police at site of fatal shooting - Man robs two women at gunpoint near UW - Narrow Dem majority in state Senate emboldens GOP   Wish you had current local news headlines on your web site? Add the Seattle P-I's FREE headline modules to any web page. Get the code here: http://www.seattlepi.com/onyoursite Click here to edit your topics Click here to unsubscribe

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