Investigators have determined that a fire that destroyed a two-story garage on Union Hill Road was arson, according a KOMO news report.
With endless sales, countless songs and numerous TV specials about the holiday, the month of December could easily be renamed the month of Christmas. But this time of year also plays host to a number of other holiday traditions.
It’s been about three years since Levi Pocza collapsed during a physical education (P.E.) class at Redmond Junior High School (RJH), but many people still remember how an automated external defibrillator (AED) helped save his life when he experienced cardiac arrest.
For anyone in search of Blazing Bagels in Redmond for the first time, it can be a little hard to find.
For women who want a break from the hustle and bustle of a mall or shopping center but still want to find that perfect sweater or pair of jeans, a new boutique in downtown Redmond offers an alternative.
Redmond City Council unanimously approved a new document that will help with the city’s budgeting process, investment decisions and strategic actions for the future.
The Redmond City Council approved a development plan for a 28-acre parcel that will add more residential and commercial space in the Overlake neighborhood with a 6-to-1 vote at a special meeting Tuesday night.
On Tuesday evening, the Redmond City Council postponed its scheduled vote on the development plan for a 28-acre piece of land in the Overlake neighborhood that is owned by Group Health Cooperative (GHC).
The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) board of directors voted unanimously at Monday’s meeting to put forward Dr. Traci Pierce as its preferred candidate for the district’s new superintendent.
The city’s annual Redmond Lights festival gets bigger every year and with early estimates of a 15,000-strong crowd, Saturday’s event was no exception.
From the tree lighting ceremony and Luminary Walk, to musical entertainment and some of the best chili in town, to a candy cane hunt and a visit from Santa Claus himself, there was something for everyone.
For the first time since it opened in 1990, the Together Center in downtown Redmond is in search of tenants to occupy a large space on its three-building campus at 16225 N.E. 87th St.
Two western Washington businesses are teaming up to give Redmond residents a unique gift idea for the upcoming holiday season.
Nothing says Christmas like picking out a tree to decorate.
And two popular local tree farms are making it easy for Redmond residents to pick out the perfect tree.
U.S. Postal Service (USPS) officials said they have stopped their search for a new post office location in downtown Redmond for the moment.
Redmond residents and visitors planning to attend the 13th annual Redmond Lights celebration can expect to see the return of many yearly traditions as well as a number of new and expanded activities, including a kick off for the city’s Centennial celebration in 2012.
Dozens of people packed the Redmond City Hall lobby Nov. 17 to learn more about the future of the city’s transportation systems and provide city staff with their feedback.
An individual can participate in the New York City Marathon by either running a qualifying time in a prior marathon or being selected through a lottery system. But when this didn’t work for Kim Wilcox, the Redmond resident found another way to get into the race.
With another La Niña winter season approaching, families aren’t the only ones who need to prepare for cold weather — businesses need to as well.
With 51 schools in three cities within 76 square miles to oversee, Lake Washington School District (LWSD) officials do not have an easy job. And when the weather takes a turn for the worst, things get much more difficult.
Milo Wilkes’ music career began in fifth grade at Emily Dickinson Elementary School in Redmond and will soon expand onto one of the grandest stages of all.
