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Fish culverts ruling will increase price tag for the state
The state will be on the line for $3.7 billion for fish culvert replacements.
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Rabid bat found near Woodinville
County health officials urge anyone who may have been exposed to the bat to seek treatment.
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Suspect breaks into home, steals purse, keys and car | Police blotter
The Redmond police blotter for June 25 through July 1.
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South Asian organizations look to take political action and advocacy to the next level
SAATWA and SAPAC are planning to push for political involvement and the political values of Washington’s South Asian…
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Barrier that protects Eastside water to be repaired
The barrier protects a pipeline that delivers water to various Eastside cities and Seattle.
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Activists turn in carbon fee signatures for November ballot
The carbon fee I-1631 has gathered enough signatures to be placed on the November ballot.
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Redmond commits to customer service
A $3 million program is helping citizens navigate City Hall, in person and online.
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Safe consumption part 3: The opposite of addiction
Final episode of our three-part series on controversial supervised consumption sites
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Girl Scouts help install Little Free Library in Redmond’s Grass Lawn Park
It is the first Little Free Library in the city’s parks system.
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AG Ferguson takes on Trump’s immigrant family separation
Washington’s Attorney General plans to sue the federal government over the “zero tolerance” policy.
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LWSD elects new superintendent
District welcomes Dr. Jane Stavem after two and a half month search.
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Judge throws out class action petition in Microsoft lawsuit
A lawsuit filed against Microsoft sought to unite more than 8,600 women in a discrimination case.
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Safe Consumption Part 2: The Site
Lots of people in the Seattle area look to Vancouver for an example of what works, or what…
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King County Sheriff’s Deputy Fired Over Felony Conviction
The Sheriff’s Office somehow missed his record of assault when hiring him in 2017.
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King County Council passes sexual harassment reform policy
Specifics of each agency’s protocols and funding for training still need to be sorted out.
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A connected corridor
Local officials, transit representatives discuss construction, funding progress on I-405 projects.
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Wyman addresses accusations of deceptive signature-gathering
Washington secretary of state, Kim Wyman, outlines the rights and limitations of petitioners.
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Housing is still a problem in America
A Harvard report shows the housing market is still hard on low and moderate income residents.
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The many hurdles from farm to table
From environmental regulations to expensive land, local farmers have a lot on their plate
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FBI recognizes Redmond police detective for devotion to duty in sex trafficking case.
FBI recognizes Redmond detective for devotion to duty in sex trafficking case.