News
Repercussions could come to law enforcement who refuse I-1639, AG says
‘State and local law enforcement must uphold Washington law.’
Life
Cheerleaders win national event
Universal Cheerleaders Association National High School Cheerleading Championship in Orlando, Fla.
News
Snoqualmie learns from ‘Snowmageddon’, improves communication
The city Parks and Public Works department is working to better communicate private roads and alleys
News
Valley Center Stage restores faith in comedy through “Nunsense”
The off-Braodway musical will continue at the Valley Center Stage through March 9.
News
Eastside schools contemplate strategies for days lost to snow
Northshore School District will apply for a waiver from the state.
News
Cantwell, DelBene lead rally for recreation program
Past program grants have gone to Bellevue, Kirkland, Kenmore and the North Creek Forest in Bothell.
News
Fires, floods, destruction: Washington copes with worsening climate change
From rising sea levels and crop failures to dying forests and fish, Washington state is struggling
News
Senate passes bill to remove the death penalty
Senate passed similar bill in 2018, did not get a vote in House.
Opinion
The soul of history | Windows and Mirrors
Syrian arts curator and cultural advisor shares how art can tell the story of history.
Life
Snoqualmie Tribe celebrates ‘Land Into Trust’ decision
The decision comes after a challenge to the Tribe’s federal recognition made in 2015.
News
Snoqualmie’s Sandy Cove Park to receive river bank stabilization and restoration
The Snoqualmie city council will vote on the approval of the park’s restoration project on Feb. 25.
News
Parents are feeling the pinch of child care costs
A King County report charts ways the county could reduce child care costs and boost access.
News
Garbage service resumes on Eastside, after weeks without collection
Snow disrupted service on the Eastside.