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Michael Waite, right, is pictured working with a disaster management team from Washington state in Texas following Hurricane Harvey. Contributed by Michael Waite

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Locals pull together to offer help after Hurricane Harvey

Following the devastation in Texas caused by Hurricane Harvey, Redmond residents have taken it upon themselves to lend…

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LWSD superintendent addresses Freeman High shooting | LWSD website statement

Dear Lake Washington School District families,

Two-way traffic was opened on Cleveland Street in Redmond last Friday. Aaron Kunkler/Redmond Reporter

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Cleveland Street open to two-way traffic

Cleveland Street through downtown Redmond is open to two-way traffic after more than a year of construction.

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Digipen, iThrive Games host free digital game jam

Redmond’s Digipen Institute of Technology and iThrive Games, a nonprofit that aims to facilitate the use of video…

Redmond firefighters at Station 11 took time out on Monday to remember those who lost their lives during the events that took place on Sept. 11, 2001. Almost 3,000 people lost their lives, which included 343 firefighters and paramedics, 23 New York City police officers and 37 Port Authority officers. Members from the Redmond Fire Department were on the urban search and rescue team that responded and worked on site for weeks looking for survivors. Courtesy of Michael Hilley of the Redmond Fire Department

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Remembering 9/11 victims

Redmond firefighters at Station 11 took time out on Monday to remember those who lost their lives during…

City of Redmond to co-sponsor Welcoming Week events

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City of Redmond to co-sponsor Welcoming Week events

For the second year in a row, east King County joins with communities across the United States to…

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Redmond chiropractor hosts community event for women

Dr. Ben Zepeda, a Redmond chiropractor and expert on health and wellness, is holding a special event from…

Eastside mayors talk challenges at the local, regional level

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Eastside mayors talk challenges at the local, regional level

Some might think traffic would be the focal point in a discussion about challenges facing Eastside communities —…

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Redmond Police Foundation approved for nonprofit status

The Redmond Police Foundation has received the IRS’s determination letter approving its application for 501(c)3 nonprofit status. For…

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Christianson found competent to stand trial

Tami Annett Christianson, who pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder charges of her 16-month-old son a year ago,…

Pictured via an Element Cycles store video is a bike-theft suspect police are searching for. Courtesy of Washington’s Most Wanted

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Police searching for suspect in theft of $6,300 bike

After test riding a few bikes during a Redmond shop’s busy sale on Sept. 2, a male suspect…

An artist’s rendering of the Modera Redmond apartments. which are expected to be completed in two years. Contributed by Mill Creek Residential

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Construction starts in October on 300-unit apartment complex

Construction on a new apartment complex will begin next month downtown after the old Redmond Athletic Club was…

Redmond firefighters deploy to Georgia to help with search-and-rescue efforts during Hurricane Irma

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Redmond firefighters deploy to Georgia to help with search-and-rescue efforts during Hurricane Irma

The Redmond Fire Department (RFD) deployed three members of the local FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Team, Washington…

Small tanker with trailer slide off West Lake Sammamish Parkway offramp

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Small tanker with trailer slide off West Lake Sammamish Parkway offramp

A small tanker with a trailer slid off a West Lake Sammamish Parkway offramp from State Route 520…

Man swipes $6,300 bike from shop | Police Blotter for Aug. 30-Sept. 5

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Man swipes $6,300 bike from shop | Police Blotter for Aug. 30-Sept. 5

Tuesday, Sept. 5

An artist’s rendering of the service center which should be operational at Redmond city hall by this December. City of Redmond

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Customer service remodels set to begin at Redmond City Hall this month

A $1.291 million contract was awarded to a Redmond-based company at Tuesday’s city council meeting.

Mary Anna Parker strolls the runway in a competition. Contributed photo

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Miss Redmond to raise awareness for MS at state competition

Mary Anna Parker had never considered participating in a beauty pageant because she said there were too many…

Participants in a Walk to End Alzheimer’s event. Contributed photo

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Walk to End Alzheimer’s is personal for organizer

Bob Kaftan knows firsthand how Alzheimer’s disease can affect a family.

Anna Captain, left, met with Congresswoman Suzan DelBene on her trip to Washington, D.C. earlier this summer. Contributed by Anna Captain

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Captain makes an impact at Young Women’s Political Leadership Program

Although she’s still a high school junior, Anna Captain has already run a successful political campaign in Washington,…

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Fair murder retrial on hold

Emmanuel Fair’s murder retrial, which was scheduled for Sept. 11 at the King County Courthouse in Seattle, is…