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Bellevue teacher accused of sex with student Court documents show e-mails between the private school teacher and student indicate they had a tryst at a Seattle hotel. WA budget forecast shows $5B deficit The state's revenue forecast was released today and paints a gloomy picture of what's ahead. Even budget experts surprised FBI offers reward in connection with UW ecoterror arson A reward of up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest of four environmental extremists accused of sabotage attacks in five Western states. Troopers checking for seatbelt offenders at night Beware! If you're driving at night and you're not buckled up, state troopers will track you down. Click it or ticket! Investigators: Assisted living residents face eviction This spring Washington State enacted a law to stop Medicaid evictions, but a loophole is allowing them to continue. Running out of money Windy night for Cascade foothills A wind advisory is in effect for east King, Pierce and Snohomish counties Wednesday night. Gusts up to 50 mph TIMES: Aurora Bridge fatal leap to be reviewed by police Seattle police are investigating the department's handling of an incident that ended when a 48-year-old man plunged to his death from the bridge. Judge accused of being rude, undignified Witnesses testifying against King County Judge Judy Eiler today described behavior they found to be rude, sarcastic and intimidating. WA cities, counties struggling with budgets Economic conditions are making it hard for cities trying to pass budgets for next year. Estimates on sales tax revenue keep changing and they don?t know how much they can afford to spend. Social agencies struggle to stay afloat In this week before Thanksgiving, increased need, dwindling donations and government cutbacks are pushing some charities close to financial ruin.