Arts
Paradiso Festival is on the rocks following lawsuit
Paradiso Festival, one of the most popular annual EDM events in Washington state, may be in trouble after…
Opinion
We need to, but how do we talk about race? | Windows and Mirrors
Racism is still an issue in this country. How can we have constructive conversations to move forward and…
News
Swedish nurses, caregivers return to work
Swedish doctors held a press conference detailing steps following the strike.
News
King County accepting tax exemption applications
Seniors and homeowners with disabilities, with a maximum income of $58,423, can apply online.
News
Recredentialed: Hundreds of WA doctors are stuck working survival jobs
Unable to find residency positions, many are driving Ubers, working warehouses or unemployed.
News
Lawmakers back timber industry to help reduce WA’s carbon emissions
8 million acres of private forests offset 12% of state’s carbon emissions, says forestry group.
Life
Redmond awards grants for 2020 art season
This year’s recipients include Centro Cultural Mexicano, APex, SecondStory Repertory among others.
News
Vandenbrande retires after almost two decades at Redmond
The former planning director reflects on her 19 years at the city.
News
Pot shops group up in unincorporated King County
A report found the retailers are not distributing around the county.
News
LWESP ratifies new contract
Lake Washington support professionals ratify new three-year contract with LWSD.
News
Swedish Redmond nurses, staff launch three-day strike
The strikers are among nearly 8,000 nurses and caregivers at Swedish-Providence locations throughout the region to strike.
Opinion
Throw in the towel on Matt Shea
Majority Democrats realize contentious representative is staying
Life
Centro Cultural Mexicano exhibit opens doors to discussions on immigration, border issues
“Border Doors” features art by students who have visited the United States-Mexico border.
News
Recredentialed: Barriers face Washington’s immigrant, refugee professionals
Even with degrees from abroad, it can be difficult for many to get certified in the state.
Business
Microsoft’s net zero plan to be carbon negative
The company pledges to be carbon neutral by 2030 and carbon negative by 2050.
News
Lawmakers propose sweeping regulations for vaping industry
Bill supporters cite concerns over health issues and teen use.
News
Lake Washington School District office professionals reach tentative agreement
The district and Lake Washington Education Support Professionals reached a tentative agreement Jan. 17.
News
Democrats seek firearm training requirement for concealed carriers
Republican senator calls proposal ‘unconstitutional.’
News
I-976, affordable housing, other issues discussed at legislative breakfast event
The gathering included a keynote speech from attorney general Bob Ferguson.
Life
A day of service at Redmond’s Idylwood Park
About a dozen volunteers showed up at the park to help remove non-native plants growing in the woods.