Hannah Saunders

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6-year-old Finley Gendron (left) and her little brother, Boston Gendron, explore the city’s fire truck during Big Truck Day in 2019. File photo

Snoqualmie city council hosting public safety open house

Children have the opportunity to explore emergency service vehicles and meet safety officers.

 

Red Cross opens shelter after minor landslide in Fall City

Shelter opened at 6:30 a.m. on Feb. 11.

 

Lost ball python: Officers attempted to locate the snake with no luck

Police blotter.

 

Flood waters inundated Carnation Feb. 6-7. On Friday, Feb. 7, Tolt Hill Road was closed in Carnation. William Shaw/staff photo

Flood waters inundate Carnation

Citizens receive reverse 911 call; National Guard puts high water vehicle on standby.

Flood waters inundated Carnation Feb. 6-7. On Friday, Feb. 7, Tolt Hill Road was closed in Carnation. William Shaw/staff photo
Theo Koshar, Janet McIntosh and Robin Kelley of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery work to find road drains and clear them of leaves, outside the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery in Issaquah, WA on Feb. 6, 2020. Mitchell Atencio/Staff Photo

Rapid rainfall has led to flooding, impacting all parts of King County.

County warns residents to obey barricades for safety.

Theo Koshar, Janet McIntosh and Robin Kelley of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery work to find road drains and clear them of leaves, outside the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery in Issaquah, WA on Feb. 6, 2020. Mitchell Atencio/Staff Photo