News
Snoqualmie City Council moves toward sales tax increase
If the sales tax is adopted in June, the city could lose an estimated $78,000 in revenue toward…
News
Tenant files discrimination complaint against Panorama Apartments
According to the case file, the acts in the complaint, if proven, can constitute various violations of discrimination…
News
Passengers sue Boeing, Alaska Airlines after plane door blew out mid-flight
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the incident.
News
Black Press Media announces move to new ownership
Carpenter Media Group operates leading community news publications in the southern United States, including Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, North…
Business
Keep it Local unveils Employee of the Quarter winners
Winners are chosen by the Keep it Local board, which reviews the information submitted by those who nominate…
News
Gov. calls for action on homelessness, climate, abortion rights
While he painted a picture of a state succeeding on many fronts, Republican leaders expressed reservations on Democrat…
Business
Carnation welcomes new health and wellness shop on Tolt Ave.
Heart and Sol Wellness is owned and run by one woman.
News
Secretary of State notifies Legislature of initiatives likely to be on ballots
The initiatives address issues such as parental rights for education, tax collection, vehicle pursuits by police and carbon…
News
Suspects arrested in connection to cable damage and theft
Police say the two men may be connected to other incidents in King County.
Northwest
King County Agricultural commissioner lays out farming changes
County has been working at helping more “first generation” farmers get started, especially immigrants and people of color.
Life
Snoqualmie teacher’s book brings awareness to sensory sensitivity
‘Except For All That Noise’ focuses on navigating overstimulation.
News
North Bend’s new mayor is ready to open more doors
Mary Miller recaps where she came from and how she got here.
Life
Lesbian motorcycle club offers community and security
Membership continues to grow for the first Washington state chapter of Dykes on Bikes.