Only one-quarter of Hispanic/Latino students who graduated from high school in 2010 in the South King County region have earned a college degree. By comparison,… Continue reading
Rat City Rollergirls host International WFTDA Division 1 playoffs
Thank you, Kent Police officers, for keeping the residents of Kent safe. We have zero tolerance or sympathy to those choosing dangerous and unlawful behavior.… Continue reading
I want to take this opportunity t0 thank the residents of Kent and the City Council for allowing me to hold the position of fire… Continue reading
Now that the primary is over, and we are still three months away from the general election, I would like to bring up an issue… Continue reading
As a former City Council candidate, and after careful consideration, I have decided to cast my vote for Toni Troutner. Toni’s credentials as a dedicated… Continue reading
A note of support for Dennis Higgins in voting for safe injection sites, and sincerely hoping that the remainder of the City Council somehow wakes… Continue reading
How will the Seahawks do this year?… Continue reading
Mike Man’s Gold could put the exclamation point on a dream season Sunday with a victory in the $50,000 Muckleshoot Tribal Classic on Washington Cup… Continue reading
The Robert E. Lee Memorial police headquarters, named for a former Kent police chief, was dedicated on Sept. 18, 1992. It stands proudly in the… Continue reading
People have until the Aug. 31 deadline to nominate a Washington company for a 2017 Corporations for Communities Award. Nomination forms can be found at… Continue reading
Lawrence “Chip” Muir, Acting Chief of Staff and General Counsel of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, and Sen. Shelley Moore Capito,… Continue reading
Metro has one of the most complex fare structures in the nation, with one zone for the city of Seattle and another for all areas… Continue reading
King County Elections added 11 new ballot drop boxes this year in time for the Aug. 1 primary election, for a total of 54 drop… Continue reading
Jean Coy plays a ballad on her violin with Karusellen, a Scandinavian musical troupe, at the Soos Creek Botanical Garden and Heritage Center last Saturday.… Continue reading
By Andy Orr/Program manager at Green River College Community colleges throughout the state open the door to a better life for thousands of students each… Continue reading
A new lawsuit may eventually decide the fate of safe drug sites in King County, adding yet another twist to an ongoing public policy drama… Continue reading
The King County Flood Control District approved $1.6 million in grants to help protect the Green River Watershed (WIRA) 9 including more than $1 million… Continue reading
Kids and teens can eat free this summer with United Way of King County’s Summer Food Invasion. Summer meals sites are hosted throughout the county… Continue reading
Who pulled the shade over the sun? A rare cosmic event, Kent and the rest of valley temporarily were cast in dimness during Monday morning’s… Continue reading
