State Sen. Mark Mullet (D-Issaquah) represents the 5th District, including Snoqualmie and North Bend
Beginning June 1, residents are prohibited from burning yard debris or for land debris.
More libraries will expand their hours beginning June 18.
AAA projects busy airports, ferries and roads over the holiday weekend this year, though still below pre-pandemic counts.
“Spoofers” are faking caller IDs to trick people into giving out personal information
Advice from local rescue agencies on how to stay safe while cooling off.
Flu vaccination rates for children and preganant people reportedly dropped from pre-pandemic rates.
Many local libraries will start offering expanded hours in late May.
New leader Stephanie Norton-Bredl previously headed the Sammamish and Snoqualmie YMCA.
KCLS says late fines generate little revenue, with fines making up less than 1% of KCLS’ budget.
If passed, the property tax levy will help fund behavioral health infrastructure in the region.
Washington’s COVID-19 exposure notification app is scheduled to conclude May 11 in tandem with the end of the Public Health…
A bill partially unwinding a 2021 policing reform clears the Legislature. It is headed to Gov. Jay Inslee for his expected signing.
The conference, organized by King County Councilman Reagan Dunn, will be held May 11.
King County Crisis Care Centers proposal would raise money through a property tax.
The deputy was responding to reports of a car blocking the roadway with a passed out driver inside.
The suspect, Brett Michael Gitchel, is also accused of setting the missing woman’s car on fire.
Bills outlawing many semiautomatic weapons and adding restrictions on gun purchases are now on course to becoming law.
Gov. Inslee says it gives Washington a three-year supply. The purchase comes as a federal judge may order the FDA to stop its sale.
The proposed spending plan also spends money to fight climate change, help abortion providers and study police pursuits
