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Drugs, climate change and beyond: Skyline student filmmaker makes mark with PSA projects
Trevor Thacker-Beach took home $1,000 on April 1 for the best overall entry in the Coalition’s Influence The…
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Barber wants in on regional fire authority; timing may make Issaquah an observer of Districts 10 and 38
The Issaquah City Council is preparing to discuss potential goals to set for its June 6 retreat and…
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Responding to separate crash, officer witnesses bus go into ditch | Issaquah Police Blotter May 8-14
The police blotter represents officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested are…
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Pine Lake sixth grader raises more than $7,500 for foster care group
The Reporter last wrote about Noah Searles on March 25, when he set a goal to raise $1,000…
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Issaquah teachers agree to participate in statewide protest against legislature; Walkout to be held May 19
"I cannot endorse this walkout and regret the negative impact to our students and families," Thiele wrote. "However,…
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Motorcycle goes out on test drive, winds up in impound | Issaquah Police Blotter May 1-7
The police blotter represents officers' accounts of alleged crimes and incidents in the city of Issaquah. All persons…
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Filing week begins for Election 2015 candidates
The weeklong filing period began 8:30 a.m. Monday and will close 4:30 p.m. May 15. Wannabe candidates for…
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Despite legislative schism on transportation projects, 5th District should benefit, Sen. Mullet says
Mullet paid a visit to the Issaquah City Council last Monday to provide an update on the legislature's…
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Issaquah commits $250,000 to relocation of historic house in Confluence Park
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the Tolle Anderson house must be properly relocated before it can…
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Commissioner Jennifer Sutton announces candidacy for Issaquah city council
Sutton will run for council position No. 2, held by Nina Milligan. Milligan announced in April that she…
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Five syringes found by workers on Rainier Trail | Issaquah Police Blotter April 24-30
The blotter consists of Issaquah police officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city. Persons arrested…
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More sleep for teens in Issaquah School District
Local ‘Start School Later’ chapter petitions for Issaquah School District
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Dog on roof just won’t shut up | Issaquah Police Blotter April 17-24
The blotter consists of Issaquah police officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city. Persons arrested…
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Skate park grant application going forward
Seated audience spilled out of the council chambers as the city council authorized Issaquah city staff to submit…
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County to release kokanee into Lake Sammamish to cap off Earth Week
The Sammamish Kokanee Work Group, area elementary students and King County Executive Dow Constantine will release kokanee salmon…
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Lake Sammamish State Park cause is ‘easy to love,’ new Friends executive director says
Farness introduced herself to Issaquah's city council Monday night. She said that, less than a month into her…
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Sheep goes for swim, winds up in Front Street backyard | Issaquah Police Blotter, April 10-16
The blotter consists of Issaquah police officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city. Persons arrested…
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Front Street overpass needs $1.2 million repair, WSDOT officials say
A damaged girder on the Interstate 90 Front Street overpass will be replaced later this year, according to…
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Pickering Barn namesake was Lincoln’s pick to govern Washington territory
During the Civil War, President Lincoln was responsible for the western arrival of William Pickering, an Oxford-educated Englishman…
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Ramos announces intent to run for Issaquah City Council
Position No. 4 incumbent Joshua Schaer says he will not seek reelection.