A debate regarding what should be done with stormwater is boiling over at the foot of the Issaquah Highlands.
A Sammamish couple had a safe stolen from their home April 24 with a reported $234,000 in stock certificates inside. Thieves also made off with Colt 45 pistol that was inside the unmounted safe along with several expensive pieces of jewelry, making the total loss at more than $243,000.
If or when the big one hits, Sammamish citizens will be prepared — at least that's the hope of the Sammamish Citizen Corps.
Entering its 23rd consecutive run Saturday, the Harley Davidson motorcycle rides at Issaquah's Providence Marianwood were only canceled once due to weather — the result of a snow storm several years ago.
Jeremy Horn is well known for providing nutritional products and advice in Issaquah and Sammamish. It’s what the 34-year-old owner of Good Health does after hours that surprises most people.
A Sammamish man called police April 16 to report the destruction of his personal street sign.
Bob Keller, a 17-year resident of Sammamish, announced Thursday he will run for City Council Position No. 3 in the November election.
It may have happened 3,000 miles away, but the April 15 bombings at the Boston Marathon hit close to home for many in the Issaquah and Sammamish community.
An 81-year-old Sammamish man called police April 9 after wiring $45,000 to someone claiming to be his granddaughter.
Aman Narula has always wanted the best for his three boys. So, when he felt an educational void needed to be filled, he took matters into his own hands.
A 16-year-old Issaquah boy contacted Sammamish police April 5 after a woman he met on the Internet tried to extort him for $100.
Tucked away in the lower level of Skyline High School and hidden in a small science classroom, a group of students have launched themselves into the national spotlight.
Bus service in Issaquah and Sammamish could take a big hit by the fall of 2014.
Once upon a time, in a little red house hidden in the woods of Sammamish, lived Bun Buns, a potty trained rabbit, Wilbur, a pig who sits on command and Pokey Feathers, a chicken, who spends part of his time indoors.
A Mary Queen of Peace church employee contacted police March 27 after she witnessed a man possibly masturbating in one of the worship rooms.
Sometimes the answer is as simple as looking at the world through a child’s eyes.
A Sammamish man called police March 22 after finding a young boy wandering down the roadway at Southeast Fourth Street and 220th Avenue Southeast by himself.
A warmer than normal winter might not only mean earlier bear sightings for Issaquah and Sammamish residents, but also hefty fines.
With every story she read about the much publicized Stubenville, Ohio rape trial, Samantha Stendal grew more and more frustrated.
A 19-year-old woman suspected trying to rob an Issaquah convenience store on March 10 was arrested Thursday by U.S. Marshals nearly 2,000 miles away in Kenai, Alaska.
