911 Operator: "911, what's your emergency?"
Coug: "My wife has been mauled by our pitt bull! Please send an ambulance quickly!"
911 Operator: "What's your address, sir?"
Coug: "573 Eucalyptus Drive."
911 Operator: "Please spell that street for me, sir."
There was a moment of silence.
Coug: "I'll drag her down to Oak Street and you can pick her up there."
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Social worker's 911 call from Josh Powell's home
Social worker's 911 call from Josh Powell's home
Police have released a series of recordings from 911 calls made Sunday when authorities in Washington state say Josh Powell locked himself and his two young sons in his house and lit it on fire. The following transcript comes from a social worker who had just arrived at the home with the boys for a court-ordered supervise visit. The transcript has been edited to remove personal information.
Social worker's 911 call from Josh Powell's home
Social worker's 911 call from Josh Powell's home
Police have released a series of recordings from 911 calls made Sunday when authorities in Washington state say Josh Powell locked himself and his two young sons in his house and lit it on fire. The following transcript comes from a social worker who had just arrived at the home with the boys for a court-ordered supervise visit. The transcript has been edited to remove personal information.
Cougs come first
Cougs come first
In response to Jaeson Olander's Jan. 4 letter.
We live in the state of Washington, so why wouldn't we print articles about Washington's teams. If you want stories about the Ducks, go to Oregon. I am sure they are printed there all the time.
Sure, the Cougs have had a rough couple of years, but we are true fans and we will support our team no matter what! Keep printing stories about the Washington State University Cougars, because win or lose, we love the Cougs!
A humorous start to college football season
A humorous start to college football season
Want to see how embarrassed (or proud) you should be of your favorite team? The Wall Street Journal tells you.
Holiday happenings around the Mid-Columbia: Leavenworth festival
Holiday happenings around the Mid-Columbia: Leavenworth festival
Festival of Lights is Dec. 9-11 and 16-18 in Leavenworth. For more information, go to www.leavenworth.org.
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