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Criminal justice reform could be on the way for Washington
With exploding national incarceration rates since the 1980s, some groups in Washington state are pushing for criminal justice…
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Redmond City Council awards funds to tourism projects
Redmond awarded a combined $274,500 to local and city projects that could increase tourism in the city at…
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Mayor Marchione lays out vision for 2018
As 2018 kicks into full swing, Redmond Mayor John Marchione is hoping to continue and refine the city’s…
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Despite being minority party, state Republicans gearing up for a fight
While Democrats have majorities in the Washington state Legislature, Senate Republicans aren’t backing down on their agenda in…
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New Redmond-Kirkland power line moving ahead
Nearly a decade after work began, a project to build a new 115-kilovolt power line from Redmond to…
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LWSD places bond, levies on February ballot
Voters in the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) will be asked to approve two levy renewals and a…
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Sessions strikes out against legal marijuana
The U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Thursday he would be rolling back a directive put in place…
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45th district Dems give priority preview
At the state 45th Legislative District’s first meeting of 2018 on Wednesday night, Democrats took time to review…
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Wastewater pump replacement project finishes
A project to reconstruct a wastewater plant in Redmond has been finished and final payments awarded following Tuesday’s…
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New park rules, homeless ordinances passed
Several updates to city ordinances were passed at Tuesday’s city council meeting, the first of the new year.
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Redmond Fire Department honors family for life-saving action
It was a seemingly normal day last April as Frank Inman helped his daughter, her husband and other…
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Looking Back: A Redmond year in review
This year was a busy one for Redmond as the city continued to see economic and infrastructure growth.
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Cozy cafe for furry feline friends
Cats are at the heart of a newly opened cafe in Redmond where guests can come hang out…
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Redmond resident receives award for hearing-loss advocacy
It’s easy to view hearing loss as a condition that affects only those getting up in years, but…
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State shuts down Washington fish pens
A troubled fish pens facility owned by Cooke Aquaculture has been ordered to shut down following an order…
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Mailbox and Shipping Center relocated but still open
Customers of the Mailbox and Shipping Center have a new location to check their mail and pick up…
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Redmond police host mass shooting response training
In the wake of the largest mass shooting in the the country’s history, local law enforcement hosted a…
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Sunny skies: holiday weekend travel forecast
Good news for holiday travelers this weekend: Snoqualmie and Stevens passes should be relatively clear over the weekend.
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Redmond City Council members sworn in on Tuesday
Three members of the new Redmond City Council were sworn in on Tuesday at City Hall.
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State Democrats announce push for far stricter gun control in 2018
Democratic state legislators announced their intention to pursue sweeping gun control reforms in the upcoming 2018 session at…