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Glad to be alive: Digipen student survives sudden cardiac arrest, meets her lifesavers
Dressed in blue jeans, a graphic t-shirt and black hooded jacket, Kayla Oswald looks like a typical student…
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City working to hire new communications manager
The City of Redmond is in the midst of hiring a new communications manger as it seeks to…
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Assistant Police Chief Gainer retires after nearly 36 years with the Redmond Police Department
The Redmond Police Department (RPD) bid farewell to its longest-serving officer at a retirement party last Friday. Assistant…
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Redmond employee finalist to win trip to space: Sonnet makes the cut for online space race
Seattle’s iconic Space Needle, in partnership with Space Adventures, will be sending someone from the general public into…
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Math expo slated for March 17 at Redmond Regional Library
On March 17 the Washington Student Math Association (WSMA) will host an expo event at the Redmond Regional…
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Redmond police investigate six reports of shoplifting | Redmond Police Blotter
The police blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical…
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Redmond High’s Jillian Roels competes in Miss Seattle Scholarship Pageant and wins scholarship for platform and community service
Last Saturday, Redmond High School senior Jillian Catherine Roels was a contestant in the Miss Seattle Scholarship Pageant…
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Redmond native receives scholarship from Winston Churchill Foundation to study at Cambridge in England
Hannah Joo, a 21-year-old Johns Hopkins University senior from Redmond, has been selected as a Churchill Scholar by…
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Senate and House still far apart in budget negotiating process
With the support of three key Democrats who share similar conceptual views on the budget, Republicans wielded a…
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Redmond police seek information on hit-and-run collision: Man being treated for head, leg injuries
A 22-year-old man is being treated with non-life-threatening injuries to his head and leg after a hit-and-run collision…
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Leadership Eastside now accepting nominations for leadership class of 2015
Leadership Eastside (LE) is now accepting nominations for its next Leadership Enrichment class.
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Dickinson and Explorer Community School career fair encourages students to plan for future
On Feb. 23, Emily Dickinson Elementary and Explorer Community School in Redmond held a career fair to encourage…
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Redmond Town Center’s 3rd Annual Arts Festival slated for June 22-24, accepting artist applications
Artists, craftsmen and designers in all categories are invited to submit an application for participation in Redmond Town…
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Newly chosen LWSD superintendent already hard at work
It has only been a few days since she was officially hired as the Lake Washington School District's…
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March Can Madness competitive food drive underway: Local businesses to compete in four-week tournament
A full slate of 32 local businesses are set to begin Hopelink’s third annual March Can Madness competitive…
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LWSD board of directors unanimously vote to hire Dr. Traci Pierce as new superintendent
The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) board of directors voted unanimously Monday night to hire Dr. Traci Pierce…
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Suspect steals fuel, leaves identification on gas station counter | Redmond Police Blotter
The police blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical…
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Microsoft employee and Redmond CERT graduate dies in diving accident in West Seattle
Tareq Saade, a graduate of the City of Redmond's Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program, died last weekend…
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Redmond man pleads not guilty in fatal shooting at house party
A Redmond man who is accused of fatally shooting a 21-year-old Sammamish native at a Redmond house party…
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Redmond’s Parks and Trails Commission accepting applications for two open positions
The City of Redmond has two openings on the Parks and Trails Commission.