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Freight or fire: King County’s trash problem
Should we ship away waste or build an incinerator?
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Rencon seeks city support as it grows up
City officials say it doesn’t have the return on investment for lodging tax funds
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Denny’s closes in preparation of WSDOT construction
WSDOT says the store owners moved the Lake Washington Boulevard diner to Tumwater, Washington
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Renton Prep wins Education Superhero award, and more community news…
Foundation now accepting scholarship applications
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Free Jan. 27 Documentary Screening for Holocaust Remembrance Day
“GI Jews: Jewish Americans in World War II” presented in partnership with Holocaust Center for Humanity, Seattle
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Issaquah School District office professionals and paraeducators set strike deadline on Jan. 29.
The Strike Committees of both unions unanimously decided set a strike deadline of Tuesday, Jan. 29.
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Measles investigation in King County
Local public health officials are investigating a suspected measles case in a King County man.
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Police still investigating Walmart parking lot shooting
A teenage boy was shot inside his vehicle, causing him to crash into the store.
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South King County coalition targets affordable housing
Rent and housing prices hit south end communities hard; SeaTac, Tukwila, Kent, Burien, Renton and Auburn are working…
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Police: Little Harry was shot at, chased, then stole the cab
It started when he was a passenger in Lynnwood. It ended when he allegedly crashed the taxi in…
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Microsoft will invest $500 million toward regional housing
Mayors of nine cities — including Auburn, Kent, Federal Way, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah, Renton and Sammamish —…
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New fire station expected to open next month
Station 15, which is almost 40 years in the making, will service the Kennydale/North Renton area
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Local fundraisers, celebrations and more community news
Informational workshops began this week
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Das sworn in as senator for 47th District
‘I am truly honored that the voters … have put their trust in me’
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City and residents respond to windstorm
The windstorm Sunday, Jan. 6, left some without power for several days. Others fought fallen trees.
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Issaquah School District disagrees with district office personnel and paraeducators unions
ISD office personnel and paraeducators file grievance against district.
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Exit poll indicates Washington voters still support climate change action
State environmental organizations’ poll points to continuing support for carbon-reducing measures.
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Washington indigenous communities push for action to address violence against women
A new law seeks to strength data collection on missing and murdered indigenous women.
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Federal lawsuit filed to finish cleanup of Iron Mountain
The EPA has filed a lawsuit to extend their cleanup warrant after the owner denied further access
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Voter registration deadline Jan. 14 for Special Election
The special election includes Renton School District ballot measures