A cast boot, worn by a woman driver on her right foot, was “a factor” when she crashed a sports…
From fancy chandeliers to elegant Persian rugs, the ambiance at ZenRock Fitness is one-of-a-kind. And, most importantly, it’s the kind…
Keeghan McPherson, an 8-year-old Redmond resident, sat in the backseat of the cop car, peered through the barred windows and…
It’s been so hot out lately, even the thermometers are sweating. Redmond — and the region — have been hit…
An experienced fine jeweler is teaming up with a well-known florist for a unique business collaboration next week. Longtime friends…
For Jenny Solomon, more dogs means more fun. “To me, a dog can do no wrong,” said Solomon, a longtime…
Alaska’s self-destructing political firecracker, Sarah Palin, generated plenty of buzz — and even more head scratching — during the July…
Sandra Rodman is convinced that, in the not so distant future, humans will “start future colonies on the Moon or…
Pedro Castro has a vision for contemporary, affordable, Earth-friendly housing: Modular mother-in-law homes, or formally known as Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).
Twittermania is hitting the nation, or should I say, the World Wide Web, by storm.
The city of Redmond remains financially stable during the recession and is working hard to prepare for a rapid growth spurt, especially in the downtown and Overlake areas.
One is a thrill-seeking junior with state-medal aspirations. The other is a determined senior with Olympic bloodlines, hoping to end his high school career on a high note.
Both of the athletes from The Bear Creek School have the same goal.
Spring has sprung and the weather is starting to heat up.
That only means one thing: It’s time to get outside and be active.
From petting farm animals to catching air on your skateboard, Redmond offers plenty of outdoor endeavors.
Phil Palios started a fight he couldn’t finish. When push came to shove, he got knocked out.
Phil Palios confirmed Friday that he is backing out of his labor crusade against Microsoft Corp.
The way Phil Palios sees it, someone had to step up and take a stand against the tech giant that is the Microsoft Corp.
The bright boy who grew up in Redmond, dreaming of working for Bill Gates’ empire some day, is now disturbed by its business practices.
Nobody left a loser at Saturday night’s “Casino Classique de Monaco,” the 63rd Annual Gala and Auction for the Greater Redmond Chamber of Commerce.
Change is inevitable.
The Redmond boys’ basketball team took a step closer to its season-long goal with a convincing 66-54 win against Bothell in a loser-out 4A Kingco district playoff game Tuesday night at Inglemoor High.
Microsoft Corp. admitted on Monday that it overpaid at least $100,000 in severance money for several employees after launching wide-scale layoffs last month. The Redmond-based tech giant is taking responsibility for the error and told employees to keep the extra money, according to Microsoft spokesman Lou Gellos.
