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King County will challenge legality of I-976
County Executive Dow Constantine: ‘We must clean up another mess that Tim Eyman has created for our state,…
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King County Council incumbents ahead, with the exception of Gossett
Preliminary results are in for the King County Council races.
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Voters are narrowly rejecting affirmative action
The no camp on affirmative action is winning by just over one point.
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I-976 is passing, worrying transit advocates
The initiative promises $30 car tabs, but opponents say it will destroy state transit infrastructure.
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Bliesner leading over Wilkins in LWSD school board race
Eric Laliberte and Christopher Carlson also ran in unopposed races.
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Redmond Sound Transit breaks ground on downtown Redmond link extension
Riders will have have a link between the Eastside and Seattle in 2024.
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King County Council authorizes staff to draft road levy ballot measure
The county is projected to run out of capital funding for roads and bridges by 2025.
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Unknown clothing and vitamins left behind in burglarized home | Police Blotter
Police blotter for Oct. 15-20.
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St. Jude hosts forum on homelessness and poverty
Eastside City officials, nonprofits and inter-faith communities attended the forum on Oct. 28.
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City of Redmond and LWSD hold annual joint meeting
School board and council touch on comprehensive planning, transportation, and workforce housing/family housing/affordability.
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King County parents are still struggling with child care
A new report looks at the effects on parents here and across the state.
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King County studies broadband access
A report due to the council in January could show opportunities for expansion.
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Redmond readies for big quake
Cascadia Rising Solutions designed to practice earthquake response.
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Luxury apartments: Who’s buying King County?
Wealthy investors jack up housing prices in Seattle and beyond.
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Instagram shooting threat was student joke, Redmond police say
Online threat was made against Rose Hill Middle School last week.
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West Point Treatment Plant report due in January
The report will look at ways to keep adequate power flowing to the plant after a July spill.
