News
Two teen girls injured in I-90 rollover into Issaquah Creek
Two 17-year-old girls sustained minor injuries in a one-car rollover accident at Interstate 90 and Sunset Way Monday…
News
Tip-A-Cop raises $3,100 for Special Olympics Washington
The Issaquah Police Department served food as part of the Tip-A-Cop fundraiser at the Pickering Place Red Robin.
News
Greenway National Heritage bills in committee
The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust is working to have its lands designated as a national heritage area.
News
Issaquah staff release results of study of pedestrian crossings
A task force appointed by the city of Issaquah released the results of a study of pedestrian and…
News
Drive-by spitting on Highlands Drive | Issaquah Police Blotter, Oct. 22-29
The blotter represents officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city of Issaquah. Any person arrested is…
News
Motorist arrested after displaying gun in road rage incident
State troopers booked a 47-year-old North Bend man into King County Jail Wednesday after he allegedly brandished a…
News
Hundreds plant trees along Issaquah Creek
The planting was the last step in the city of Issaquah’s multi-million dollar creek restoration project.
News
The family that eats brains together, remains together | Photos from the Downtown Issaquah Zombie Walk
Spotted at this year's walk were Super Mario and his beau, Princess Peach, Marie Antoinette and an avid…
News
Issaquah City Council backs Best Starts For Kids
The council authorized its endorsement of a property tax levy supporting Best Starts by a 5-2 vote at…
News
Issaquah Senior Center funding in question
“Something’s broken,” Councilor Stacy Goodman said after the mayor's presentation of nonprofit grants for 2016. “And I’d like…
News
Inside Issaquah PD’s Citizens Academy | Part 3: Detectives and the Wide, Wide World of Drugs
This week, the class would need to get a clue as it welcomed two members of the department’s…
News
Issaquah police will serve burgers, raise money for Special Olympics Washington
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Red Robin, officers from the Issaquah Police Department will serve…
News
Preliminary budget promises investment in traffic relief
Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler has presented city staff's proposed budget for 2016, promising significant investments in projects such…
News
Inside Issaquah PD’s Citizens Academy | Part 2: Life on Patrol
Our journey began with a trip underground, to the station’s indoor firing range and the Issaquah Jail.
News
Leftover Salmon Days tent piece leads to bomb scare
Shortly before 3:19 a.m. on Oct. 7, a citizen at Gilman Village reported a device they believed to…
News
TONIGHT: Public input meeting on Central Park improvements
Issaquah city staff will take public input on potential improvements to Central Park at a meeting 5:30 p.m.…
News
Development, traffic dominate differences in first Issaquah council candidates forum
The League of Women Voters and the Cable TV Commission hosted the Wednesday night candidate forum, broadcast live…
News
Will French retires from central Issaquah mail route served since 1978
"Will's our rock star," fellow mail carrier Henrri Morales said.
News
Salmon Days mural breaks record for most contributions to a painting by numbers
Creative Children for Charity reported more than 2,800 people pitched in for the organization's "most contributions to a…
News
Don’t Rain On My Parade | Photos from the Salmon Days Grande Parade
Salmon Days opened Saturday to gray and cloudy skies, but apparently no one told the early birds who…