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Carnation seeks improvements at SR 203/ Tolt Hill Road intersection
Crossing has seen five collisions in the last four months, according to the city.
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Firefighters extinguish brush fire on West Hill in Kent
Fire broke out Tuesday evening, Aug. 16; four fire departments responded
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City of Kent files public nuisance suit against Phoenix Court Apartments
Seeks injunction in efforts to improve safety at crime-ridden complex
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Old Preston Mill building awarded King County Landmark status
The Kiln Building at Preston Mill Park was named a King County Landmark in June.
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King County issues Stage 2 burn ban in light of high temps | Local Services
All outdoor fires (fire bits and campfires) are prohibited; barbecues and grills are still allowed to be used.
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Fall City’s totem pole finds a new permanent home
The iconic and controversial structure was erected in 1934.
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Snoqualmie Valley Transportation restores some routes to pre-pandemic levels
The Cedar Falls Loop will return, as will runs of the Valley Shuttle.
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Valley civic leader and historian Gardiner Vinnedge dies at 72
Vinnedge, a teacher, is remembered for his work preserving Valley history and articulate storytelling
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Documents reveal Snoqualmie Police Chief Phipps resigned at request of mayor
Police Chief Perry Phipps, who resigned in July, did so at request of Mayor Katherine Ross.
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City Councilmember Miller announces bid for mayor
Mary Miller has announces her candidacy for mayor. She will challenge incumbent Rob McFarland.
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988 Suicide Crisis Lifeline celebrates one-year anniversary
From July 2022 to June 2023, the crisis centers answered 65,029 calls, 11,808 texts, and 13,064 chats.
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Snoqualmie Council candidates Cotton, Walia advance to General Election
Catherine Cotton and Mandeep Kaur Walia took first and second in their primary race this week.
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Temporary speed reductions on SR 18 begin Aug. 7
Lower speeds through late 2024 will support safety near construction zones, WSDOT says.