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Washington Democrats introduce bills clarifying police reforms
One deals with mental health response and the other deals with less-lethal weapons.
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Crews continue search for crash victims near Fall City
Law enforcement agencies continue to search the Snoqualmie River for a woman and 8-year-old child, who were passengers…
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Postal workers concerned about USPS consolidation, impact on region’s mail delivery
Cities affected would be Mercer Island, Bellevue, Issaquah, North Bend, Snoqualmie, Snoqualmie Pass, Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, Mill…
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Leesa Manion, chief of staff for the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, to run for county prosecutor
Announcement comes the same day that Dan Satterberg announced he would not run for re-election.
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King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg not seeking re-election
After 15 years as county prosecuting attorney, Satterberg announced he will retire Dec. 31, 2022.
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Flood waters from Issaquah Creek receding
Flooding from Issaquah Creek that closed North Front Street has crested and is now slowly receding, as of…
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Health care leaders declare statewide crisis, request action
The letter written to Gov. Inslee requests deployment of National Guard.
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Flood, avalanche warning in effect near Snoqualmie Valley this weekend
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for the Snoqualmie Valley through Saturday afternoon, as excessive…
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Extended 5-day weather forecast for King County
Thursday, Jan. 6: High 42°, low 37°; 100 percent chance of rain.
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Lakeview Elementary students must eat lunch outside during winter cold
Lake Washington School District spokesperson says students eat outdoors if temperatures are not below 38 degrees.
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Kathy Lambert reflects on two decades serving the Valley
Longtime King County Councilmember was once an elementary school teacher.
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Scouts to recycle Christmas trees on Jan. 8
Sammamish Boy Scout troops will be recycling Christmas trees on Saturday, Jan. 8.
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How one Issaquah man is trying to rally his community to clean-up one day a month
The Issaquah Litter Clean-up Event will take place on the first Saturday of every month.
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New laws bring changes to minimum wage, plastic silverware, voting rights for felons
Two taxes take effect, but the future of each is uncertain.
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Kenmore man charged after assaulting referee at middle school basketball game
The 72-year-old referee suffered a broken nose and cheekbone
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Legal fight on redistricting returning to the Supreme Court
Two lawsuits say the plans aren’t valid because commissioners broke state law before voting to approve them.
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Washington part of multi-state E. coli outbreak linked to packaged salads
Cases were found in King, Snohomish, Whatcom, Pierce, Thurston, Mason and Skagit counties.
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King County scientists work to save chinook salmon
They conducted a study to determine how the salmon use the Green River as a habitat.
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City of Issaquah has a slight shortage of snow plow staff with more snow expected
The city lost 11 plow drivers, would not confirm or deny if it was related to vaccination mandate
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COVID-19 cases surge over Christmas weekend in King County
Projections suggest things will get worse before they get better.