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First-of-its-kind mental health crisis care center announced North King County
The facility in Kirkland is intended to fill gaps in the region’s mental healthcare infrastructure.
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House Democrats push Washington closer to assault weapons ban
Their bill outlawing the manufacture and sale of certain guns passed the state House. No Republican voted for…
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No timeline set for recommended improvements on SR 202 near Fall City
A new study from WSDOT recommends several improvements to SR 202, but they’ll need funding to proceed
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Valley hospital partners with local provider to provide accessible, cutting-edge care
Snoqualmie Valley Health inked a deal with Snoqualmie-based Spacelabs Healthcare on Monday.
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State of the County: Constantine discusses homelessness, environment, cameras for deputies
On March 7, King County Executive Dow Constantine gave his “State of the County ” speech, outlining some…
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In Olympia, Finnish president makes case for NATO, strong ties with WA
Sauli Niinistö became the first foreign head of state to address a joint session of the state Legislature…
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Wotton will seek return to Snoqualmie City Council this year
Wotton was appointed to council last year, and will enter general election this fall.
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Washington needs more than 1 million homes in the next 20 years
Department of Commerce officials say communities will need diverse housing options in the future as well.
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WA Lottery reveals Auburn woman as winner of $754.6 million Powerball jackpot
An Auburn woman has won the $754.6 million Powerball jackpot.
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Man arrested for armed robbery in Snoqualmie
A 22-year-old man, who allegedly robbed the Chevron gas station in Snoqualmie Ridge at gunpoint earlier this year,…
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Divisive bills on pursuits, gun purchases edge closer to House votes
And a comprehensive remaking of state’s approach to drug possession advances toward action in the Senate.
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What do you do with your food waste? King County wants to know
King County Solid Waste Division will have an online food waste survey open until April 30.
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Layoffs at Carnation prompt frustrations, possible litigation
City lets go of four longtime employees a week after approving a new collective bargaining agreement.