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Attorney threatens libel lawsuit against senior center
Inez Petersen writes that June 30 newsletter contained "outrageous libelous accusations" against her clients.
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Julius Boehm Pool reopening ahead of schedule
The Julius Boehm Pool will welcome guests ahead of an initially projected Sept. 8 reopening following nearly a…
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Trunk ‘N’ Treasure garage sale returns Saturday
Issaquah’s annual community garage sale will take place 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Issaquah Community…
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King County to receive $358k of nationwide Affordable Care Act disbursement
King County will be one of seven state organizations to receive more than $4.7 million in Affordable Care…
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Swarm of bees keeps driver from entering car | Issaquah Police Blotter July 30-August 6
The blotter consists of Issaquah police officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city. Anyone arrested is…
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SanMar issues recall on half-million onesies, cites choking hazard
In an announcement made Aug. 6, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission reported the snaps on the…
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SLIDESHOW: Issaquah Art Walk
Friday night's Art Walk was filled with painters, musicians, actors and... robots?
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Issaquah to participate in Main Street Tax Credit program, downtown association to gain $90,000 in 2016
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously Monday night to make a six-figure donation that will benefit the Downtown…
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Car and bike stolen in Ingram Street burglaries | Issaquah Police Blotter July 23-July 28
The police blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in Issaquah. Any person arrested is presumed…
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City launches website for ongoing pedestrian safety study
With a community meeting behind and a comprehensive report promised for the end of September, the city of…
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Ramos/Flood and Winterstein/Reh take lead spots for Issaquah City Council race
The city of Issaquah shared low voter turnout with the rest of King County in Tuesday night's initial…
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Seniors retain lawyer in conflict with senior center, Mayor Butler says he’ll impose conditions on center’s grant funding
An ongoing schism within the membership of the Issaquah Valley Senior Center turned into a flurry of action…
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National Night Out at Issaquah City Hall
The Issaquah Police Department is hosting National Night Out at its headquarters in City Hall 5-7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Issaquah residents report problematic pedestrian spots to city and consultants
Dozens of Issaquah citizens gathered in Tibbetts Creek Manor Monday night to identify troublesome crosswalks at a community…
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Issaquah Farmers Market in the running for recognition from national farmland nonprofit
The organizers of the Issaquah Farmers Market seek votes for the market to be recognized by the American…
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Issaquah Dev. Services director takes city manager job in Sequim
Mayor Fred Butler informally announced Charlie Bush's departure immediately before Bush introduced a staffing request for his department…
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New development services jobs approved to handle uptick in Issaquah construction permits
Responding to an increase in construction permits being issued in the city, the Issaquah City Council on Monday…
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Olde Town Vitality Task Force recommends fostering gathering spaces in historic district
The manner in which the neighborhood is used is currently being dictated by a design that "ushers people…
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Man arrested for theft of Gatorade | Issaquah Police Blotter July 9-15
The blotter consists of Issaquah police officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city. Anyone arrested is…
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Go, Speed Racer, Go!: See photos from the Challenge Series Races in Issaquah
Life Enrichment Options and the Rotary Club of Issaquah held their 18th annual Challenge Series Races on Second…