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Donations put food back on the shelves
Volunteers raise thousands of pounds of food during Mayor's Month of Concern for the Hungry food drive.
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Banned members file defamation lawsuit against senior center leadership
Executive director, board and others went into "defamation 'hyperdrive,'" lawyer alleges.
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Frustrations simmer at Sammamish council meeting
The long process of reviewing the 2035 Comprehensive Plan and a tree retention ordinance is taking a toll…
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Naked man takes brisk walk through Front Street business | Issaquah Police Blotter, Sept. 4-10
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city of Issaquah. Anyone arrested is…
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Minor earthquake hits east of Issaquah
A magnitude 2.3 earthquake hit east of Issaquah early Tuesday morning.
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UPDATE | Police find missing Redmond girl in downtown Seattle
A Redmond father reported his daughter, Abbey, missing from their east Redmond home Monday, according to a King…
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‘Welcome to Sammamish’: A celebration of the Klahanie, Sammamish communities coming together | SLIDESHOW
Residents came out to Klahanie Park for the city’s ‘Welcome to Sammamish’ bash Saturday from 10 a.m. to…
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Eastside firefighters mourn loss of colleague to cancer
Michael Raymond VanDenBergh, 47, was diagnosed with "duty-related" cancer five years ago, according to a statement from Eastside…
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An afternoon spent with eyes to the sky | Pictures from the Fantastic Fly-In
Paragliders, hanggliders and handmade floats took over the Chirico Trailhead Saturday afternoon for the Fantastic Fly-In, an airborne…
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Issaquah man dies in I-5 crash in Conway
Joseph Gibbons was traveling north on the highway when a southbound sedan driven by a 19-year-old woman crossed…
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Remembering Sept. 11 and Issaquah’s ‘first first responders’ on Patriot Day
In 2015, Gov. Jay Inslee proclaimed Sept. 11 as "9-1-1 Day" to recognize the service of emergency dispatchers.
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Students seek help breaking world record at Salmon Days
It will take thousands of people contributing to a salmon mural in order to break the Guinness World…
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Lake Washington Schools Foundation seeks trustees
The Lake Washington Schools Foundation Board of Trustees is a passionate group of energetic volunteers.
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FASTSIGNS opens second location in Issaquah
Sign and visual graphics provider, FASTSIGNS of Issaquah, will host an open house Sept. 14-16 to celebrate its…
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High school seniors named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
Thirty-three Issaquah and Sammamish high school students have been named National Merit Scholar semifinalists.
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Paragliding festival seeks to duplicate tradition of French Coupe Icare
The first of what organizers say they hope will become an annual paragliding parade takes place Saturday.
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Wife slaps husband for going to a strip club on a business trip | Sammamish Police blotter Aug. 22-27
Reports were taken from King County Sheriff's Office incident logs
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UPDATE: Police find missing Providence Point man in north Seattle
Early Friday morning, the Seattle Police Department found an 83-year-old Issaquah man who went missing from his Providence…
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Back on the Plateau
Longtime Sammamish resident Dawn Sanders returns briefly from volunteer work in Vietnam
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Council passes speed limit reduction to Newport Way Northwest
Speed limits of three more roads under review; Newport corridor residents offer mixed praise, citing need for more…