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Redmond students graduate from Oregon State University
Oregon State University will hold its 148th commencement on June 17 at Reser Stadium on the Corvallis campus.
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Missing female teen and her infant return to aunt’s house in Bellevue
A 16-year-old-female and her infant who had been missing last Friday returned home to the teen’s aunt’s house…
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Evergreen teacher retiring after decades of informing students’ choices
Paul Blair has taught health education at the Evergreen Middle School since it was opened in 1982.
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Candidates file for Redmond and state November elections
Candidates for local and state elections have been filing to run in the November election. The Reporter has…
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Dhingra announces bid for 45th District seat
King County prosecuting attorney and Redmond resident Manka Dhingra is throwing her name in the mix for the…
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City examines changing park rules
Changes are in the works for rules at Redmond parks that could see alterations to policies dictating behaviors…
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Harris announces candidacy for 45th District race
Robert Parker Harris has announced his bid for the 45th District Senate races on this November’s ballot.
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Local businesses at Redmond Square face uncertain future
The San Franscisco company Legacy Partners purchased the property in conjunction with a Chinese investment firm.
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Cyclists kick off cross-country ride to support Friends of FSH Research
One dozen bicyclists will be kicking off a cross-country bike trip in support of a Kirkland-based nonprofit on…
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Rolling into Redmond Bike Bash
People check out the Redmond Bike Bash on May 19 on the Redmond Central Connector trail. The annual…
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Tour de Redmond bicycle commute challenge set for June 1-July 31
The Greater Redmond Transportation Management Association (GRTMA) has announced the 12th annual Tour de Redmond bicycle commuting challenge,…
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Eight residents have filed to run for three Redmond City Council spots
According to the King County Elections site, eight residents are running for Redmond City Council positions.
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City of Redmond planning director announces retirement
After serving the community for 16 years, Rob Odle will retire as planning director from the City of…
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Klein’s case-setting hearing continued to June 27
Redmond naturopathic doctor Bruce A. Klein, who pleaded not guilty to charges of count 1 indecent liberties on…
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Christianson’s competency hearing set for June 20
Tami Annett Christianson, who pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder charges of her 16-month-old son, is undergoing a…
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Kedir’s trial scheduled for June 5
Genede Ahmed Kedir, who pleaded not guilty to charges of two counts of first-degree robbery in a pair…
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‘It affects our children, it affects our generation’: Local Muslims grapple with national increase in hate crimes
The past year has been a tense one for Muslims in America, both nationally and locally.
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City report: Proposed changes to homeless ordinance; national EMS week proclamation
Note: This story appeared in the May 19 print edition of the Redmond Reporter.