SEATTLE (AP) ? An investigation into the accidental overdose deaths of people on state-subsidized health care who were given a cheap but dangerous pain control drug and an account of a harrowing rape and murder trial won Pulitzer Prizes for The Seattle Times and the Seattle weekly newspaper The Stranger. Michael J. Berens and Ken Armstrong from The Times won a prize for investigative reporting for a look at how vulnerable patients in Washington state were moved from safer pain-control drugs to methadone, which is less expensive but carries more risks. Sanders won for his coverage of the murder trial of a man accused of raping and stabbing a lesbian couple in their Seattle home in 2009, killing one of them.
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