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Olde Town walking tour and workshop
Observe and preserve neighborhood housing styles.
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Meet the group trying to electrify America’s railroads
The Backbone Campaign hopes it will reduce emissions and jump-start depressed communities.
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Meet Zach Hall, the council’s youthful perspective
Issaquah’s new 25-year-old councilmember talks policies and plans.
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Washington state has been under-producing housing units for decades
A new report said there should have been an additional 225,000 units created between 2010 and 2015.
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Homelessness, guns among 2020 legislative priorities
WA lawmakers examine issues heading into 60-day session.
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IHS moves forward with graduation honors recognition
After student sessions, the committee should have decisions formalized by March.
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New King County Council members sworn in
The King County Council was sworn in on Jan. 8, with three familiar faces and one new face.
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Issaquah swears in new councilmembers, appoints leadership
Victoria Hunt named Council President, Chris Reh the Deputy Council President.
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King County faces $2 million lawsuit from 2016 K-9 bite
A man’s right arm was left “permanently disfigured and disabled” after a Sheriff’s Office K-9 was used.
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Washington doesn’t know true vaccination data
New auditor’s report shows schools have not reported accurate vaccination data.
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“She Loves Me” set to debut at Village Theatre
The story that inspired “You’ve Got Mail” debuts Jan. 16.
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WA lawmakers propose capping insulin costs at $100 a month
With the federal government in gridlock, states and finding ways to lower costs.
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Issaquah Reporter’s top 10 most-viewed web stories of 2019
1. Racially insensitive sign sparks investigation at ISD
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Swedish nurse strike still possible following Dec. 30 negotiations
Not enough progress was made, nurses unions say.
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Swedish Medical Center nurses could strike by year’s end
Union reps say negotiations have stalled since they began in April.
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What happened to the Providence glass?
The story of Providence Heights College’s colored windows, and where they are now.
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Swedish Medical Center nurses could send notification of strike by year’s end
Union reps say negotiations have stalled since they began in April.