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UPDATE: 911 services partially back online
CenturyLink and King County report most 911 calls are getting through.
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A call for change: Issaquah evolves over 2018
It was an eventful year for Issaquah as the city debated a ban over supervised consumption sites and…
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Issaquah Council denies request for stabilizing wall on Talus property
Issaquah City Council denies request to locate wall in public right-of-way due to potential risk.
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Issaquah family opens distillery on Bainbridge Island
Matt Glenn and his parents have been dreaming of starting their own distillery for years.
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Police arrest porch pirates, redeliver stolen gifts
The two suspects were stealing boxes from Issaquah Highlands residents when a local called 911.
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Boy Scouts return for 34th annual Christmas tree recycling drive
Six Boy Scout troops will collect and recycle donated trees from Sammamish and Issaquah on Jan. 5.
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Seahawks legends share stories and a meal with senior citizens
12 Days of Goodness Seahawks Legends comes to Issaquah Senior Center for a second time.
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ISD school board approves new high school class schedule; community members concerned
Thiele recommends a “Modified Block 7 Period Schedule with Flex Time Option” to take effect in Issaquah and…
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King County launches text to 911 service
The service will help the hearing impaired and those experiencing domestic violence.
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Issaquah City Council approves school impact fees for new residential development in 2019
The city council approved the school district’s impact fees to fund school facilities improvements.
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State Supreme Court strikes down I-27; King County will pursue safe consumption sites
State Supreme Court strikes down I-27; King County will pursue safe consumption sites
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Puget Sound prepares for the big one
Three years after an alarming report made national headlines, locals are quietly preparing disaster.
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King County Council Acknowledges Report on Juvenile Solitary Confinement
Report also says youth of color face a disproportionate amount of disciplinary measures
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Issaquah citizens build a tiny house for the Low Income Housing Institute
An work party was held in Issaquah to build and donate a house to a low income tiny…
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Why do Washington voters struggle with climate change policies?
Despite environmental awareness and the public’s apparent desire for reform, statewide initiatives keep failing
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Issaquah city council approves purchase of 46-acre Bergsma property for open space
The Issaquah City Council voted to pursue the acquisition of 46 acre Bergsma property.
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Issaquah Valley Elementary PTA cancels fifth grade camp
IVE parents create fundraiser to send fifth graders to camp.
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UPDATE: No gun found after four-school lockdown in Issaquah
Police did not find a weapon after taking a 14-year-old student into custody at Issaquah High.
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Elder abuse cases are on the rise in Washington
Local agencies and geriatric care managers aim to increase public awareness about the epidemic.