The rain won’t go away but the flooding finally will at the bottom of the James Street hill.
Firefighters and many industrial employees along 72nd Avenue South in north Kent will soon have much better access to and from their jobs.
The city of Kent’s got a messy problem with no clear answers.
Kent Police busted a man for investigation of disorderly conduct, malicious mischief and tampering with fire equipment after he reportedly threatened people at a Fred Meyer store with a fire extinguisher.
Macrina Bakery, which supplies numerous restaurants, markets and hotels, will move its operation to Kent from Seattle this spring.
The Kent Police Officers Association and the city of Kent reached an agreement on a new three-year contract.
A 16-year-old Kent boy faces a first-degree assault charge in adult court for allegedly shooting and injuring a 17-year-old Kent boy during a dispute at a McDonald’s parking lot on the East Hill.
Kiss fireworks goodbye in Kent. The City Council voted 5-0 on Tuesday night to prohibit the sale, possession and discharge of consumer fireworks year-round.
The Kent City Council on Tuesday night approved a zoning change that will allow a group to start to raise funds to build a 24/7 homeless shelter for women and children at First Presbyterian Church of Kent, 9425 S. 248th St.
Kent drivers seem to be slowing down more often when they enter school zones with traffic cameras.
Kent Police want the public’s help to solve an assault case from last November.
Drivers should expect travel time delays in Kent eastbound along Willis Street between Fourth Avenue South and Central Avenue South weeknights from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. from Feb. 15 through March 11.
Kent firefighters extinguished an apartment fire late Thursday morning in the 1600 block of Maple Lane.
A Kent City Council committee barely passed a proposal to ban fireworks in town with a split 2-1 vote.
Supporters of a 24/7 homeless shelter for women and children are about to kick off design and fundraising plans for a new facility in Kent.
Kent residents who want to stop the city of Kent’s sale of Pine Tree Park to a developer have started an online petition drive.
The planned 64-home development on Kent’s 10-acre Pine Tree Park property includes 4.5 acres the developer bought from the Kent School District.
Community sports groups in Kent and surrounding cities have received more than $441,000 in grants since the Seattle Thunderbirds junior hockey team moved seven years ago to the ShoWare Center in Kent from Seattle.
A Kent City Council project to reduce train horns in downtown appears to be back on track.
Kent residents plan to fight city hall to save a city park.
