UPDATE: Man peacefully in custody after 520 bridge standoff
Police closed all lanes on the floating bridge after finding an uncooperative driver had a shot gun.
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UPDATE: Man peacefully in custody after 520 bridge standoff
Police closed all lanes on the floating bridge after finding an uncooperative driver had a shot gun.
Redmond mayor’s ‘Day of Concern’ food drive is this weekend
This year’s food drive will be on Sept. 22-23 at the Bella Bottega QFC.
Locals rally around business incinerated by Rose Hill fire
Redmond Historical Society marks milestones amid many changes
Lake Washington students continue to score well above state average on state assessments
Troopers seek hit and run suspect, call on public for help
County officials warn of more HIV transmissions among homeless drug users
Sports
Redmond High welcomes Himbago aboard cross country squad
Ethiopia native is tearing up local courses.
Life
Strumming before running for Redmond Mustang
Redmond High junior runner William Hartman strums his guitar as some teammates follow him before a cross country meet on… Continue reading
Welcoming Week brings together community for education and conversation
Eastside cities are joining the regional Welcoming Week program to support their diverse communties.
Opinion
Prison reform needed | Letter
I want freedom for criminalized people of color in private prisons. Washington is one of the few states that has… Continue reading
Why was Downtown Park so costly? | Letter
The opening of the Downtown Park this past weekend adds a new dimension to open space throughout downtown: from historic… Continue reading
Northwest
The man on Iron Mountain
Chuck Pillon has been living on a 10-acre junk-filled property near Renton for decades.
Safe consumption part 3: The opposite of addiction
Final episode of our three-part series on controversial supervised consumption sites
Business
Redmond company fined more than $350,000 for visa violations
People Tech Group Inc. was ordered to pay H-1B visa employees nearly $310,000 in wages and an additional $45,000 in fines.
Lash Lounge now open in Redmond, Bellevue
Longtime Eastside resident Richard Eastern opened the two locations in August.
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Why do we ignore the Sammamish River Trail?
Reykdal: Washington State will not arm its teachers
County officials warn of more HIV transmissions among homeless drug users
Redmond football will roll strong, tough, together
More apartments coming to Redmond’s Bear Creek Parkway
Washington schools update student discipline rules
Rep. Suzan DelBene helps feed Kingsgate kids