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Valley staff protesting retirement cuts
The union representing these nurses and healthcare workers states Valley Medical Center is it’s only represented employer proposing…
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Families impacted by police killings travel to Seattle for June 18 gathering
Nationwide list includes Kent, Auburn victims
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Thousands of trees coming down along I-5 for light rail line
Nearly 8,600 between SeaTac and Federal Way
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County executive wants cities to drop opposition to revised officer-involved shooting inquests
Kent, Auburn, Federal Way mayors say they won’t back down
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County executive wants cities to drop opposition to revised officer-involved shooting inquests
Renton, Kent, Auburn, Federal Way mayors say they won’t back down
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Common Ground Cupcakes tree removal now on hold
Update: Contractors are no longer removing tree on Tuesday, allowing time for city to hear public concerns
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Police investigate suspicious device at Kennydale gas station
Police state the mysterious device from Tuesday, June 9, turned out to be two large black tubes willed…
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WA classrooms to reopen this fall, says state superintendent
Chris Reykdal says in-person instruction is possible if schools comply with safety rules.
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Despite budget troubles, Metro will move forward with Renton-Kent-Auburn plan
King County Metro releases Fall 2020 service plans, 50 routes to be suspended
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Washington families can get help to buy food during school closures
Pandemic EBT available early July for children whose schools closed due to COVID-19
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Poison Center records increase in poison exposures during COVID-19
Poison exposures from the misuse of chemicals spiked 53 percent in the early days of the pandemic.
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Photos: In Renton, a week of protests say Black lives matter
“Don’t be afraid. We see you and hear you.”
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Future of new sex ed law may rest in the hands of voters
Opponents are confident they have enough signatures to put a referendum on the November ballot.
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King County Library System to slowly reopen after 3 month closure
Now in Phase 1.5, KCLS will gradually allow book returns with strict guidelines.
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Expect traffic signal changes at South Third Street intersections this week
The changes are part of the city’s conversion of Wells and Williams avenues to two-way.
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Child care shortage could follow COVID-19 pandemic
Around 25 percent of child care facilities have closed across the state.
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Have a say in the Coulon Park playground design
The city is hosting a survey about new playground ideas for a needed upgrade
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Closures on I-5 in SeaTac for Federal Way Link construction
Along southbound lanes over three weeks