Problems with off-leashed dogs, including attacks, are a recurring issue in the Evans Lane neighborhood, a scary thought given the number of young children in the area.
The winner of Issaquah’s top environmental award this year played a major role in ensuring the Talus and Highlands communities…
Washington state is in even deeper water and Rep. Glenn Anderson, R-North Bend, put together an online survey to gauge what priorities his constituents, who include Issaquah and Sammamish, care about.
In a final, pleading effort, the Issaquah School District is reaching out to families to help raise $380,000 for new science curriculum next year.
The proposal, which is being presented at almost every school PTA in the district, is unusual, said Emilie Hard, the executive director of teaching and learning. “We’re in a situation that we never dreamed of being in.”
Extra patrols helped arrest 29 DUI drivers in King County on St. Patrick’s Day, and there were no fatality collisions.
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A restauranteur and father of three, Lane Scelzi knew Issaquah was missing something — a kid-free place to escape on date.
His decision to open SIP Restaurant in the Highlands was as much about providing a place near home to dine with his wife, as it was about good business.
The insurance agent accused of stealing $1 million from elderly clients was charged Tuesday with 21 counts of first-degree theft.
Jasmine Jamrus-Kassim, 48, was booked in King County jail, after an investigation by the Washington Insurance Commissioner’s office.
Conversations between the cities of Issaquah and Sammamish are painting a clearer picture of their shared predicament in the proposal to remake the area’s fire network.
The Cougar Mountain Zoo is planning a memorial service for its only cougar March 26. Nashi, their 17-year-old mountain lion died Feb. 24.
An Issaquah insurance agent was arrested in Factoria Tuesday, after allegedly stealing more than $1 million from elderly clients.
It was the quiet before the storm last Saturday, when Issaquah-area lawmakers visited townhalls to hear from constituents before entering several weeks of budget-making madness.
The state’s next budget forecast is scheduled to be released Thursday. Typically, politicians hold out on proposing program cuts until after the bad news is certain.
Hot java and cool jazz are the star attractions at Skyline High School’s Jazz and Java concert Saturday.
The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust is hosting a 20th anniversary photo contest.
• A mother called police after her car was egged along Northwest Maple Street and Newport Way Northwest. Those that…
When it comes to barbecue, everyone has their favorite type – South Carolina, Texas, Louisiana. For Stan Phillips it’s all about Kansas City.
He missed it so much when he moved to the area several years ago, he quit the job he came here for and opened Stan’s Bar-B-Q on Front Street.
The smokehouse is one of several restaurants participating in Issaquah’s Restaurant Month this March.
The small state-funded group, Issaquah Community Network, is facing grave uncertainty this month, as lawmakers debate with the future of community networks throughout the state.
Fourteen artists, whose focus ranged from sculpture to sewing, spent a day and night working at the UpFront Gallery Feb. 3 to see what would become of the caffeine-fueled experiment.
Journalism and politics tend to go fist to fist, but for Issaquah’s newest city council member, her love of journalism…
The national burger chain Five Guys is continuing its expansion into Western Washington with a new storefront at the Issaquah Commons.
