Kent Police Chief Ken Thomas asks neighborhood groups to join with people nationwide on Tuesday Aug. 1, for the 34th National Night Out. Participating in… Continue reading
Some of the first people who arrived in what we call America were avoiding religious persecution. Others came to escape famine and conflict. Today, many… Continue reading
State Attorney General Bob Ferguson released the following statement after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled Monday that President Donald Trump’s… Continue reading
Veterans from throughout King County attended the 28th annual Flag Day Celebration at the King County Aquatic Center on Saturday. Soroptimist International of Federal Way… Continue reading
Students from around the world will meet June 20–22 at the International Collegiate Cyber Defense Invitational (ICCDI) at Highline College – the first international event… Continue reading
BNSF Railway will conduct more crossing gate tests in downtown Kent from about 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, June 13. The tests, required… Continue reading
Teamsters Local 117 achieved a fully recommended tentative agreement with Republic Services on Wednesday night over a contract involving 120 recycle and yard waste drivers… Continue reading
A weekly look at the number of calls to the Kent-based Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority that serves Kent, Covington and SeaTac: June 4-10 Total:… Continue reading
Emerald Downs’ 2017 live racing season was officially extended two days during Friday’s monthly meeting of the Washington Horse Racing Commission at Auburn City Hall.… Continue reading
Graduation ceremonies will fill up Kent’s ShoWare Center over the next couple of weeks. Here’s the schedule: • Sun, Jun 11 @ 1 PM —… Continue reading
The city of Kent Arts Commission’s Centennial Center Gallery, 400 W. Gowe St., hosts the 2017 Summer Art Exhibit through Aug. 24. The show displays… Continue reading
Ever since Washington state put a ban on the culminating project as a high school graduation requirement, only some school districts in the state, including… Continue reading
The president has announced his separation, Duterte-style, from the Paris Accord. America joins Nicaragua and Syria as the only countries on Earth to not ratify… Continue reading
One of the nation’s most prestigious events, the Muckleshoot Gold Cup will feature three relay heats on Friday and Saturday, and two consolations and the… Continue reading
Mariners fans can bypass weekend traffic and take Sound Transit’s popular game day Sounder train to the 1:10 p.m. game against the Toronto Blue Jays… Continue reading
Teachers in the Everett School District incited quite a stir with their talk of striking on the first day of school this fall if the… Continue reading
By Timi Gustafson, RD/For the Reporter “Let food be your medicine” is a well-known quotation by Hippocrates, a physician and philosopher who lived in ancient… Continue reading
Metro and Sound Transit will offer reduced fares from mid-June through Labor Day to all youth who use an ORCA Youth card to pay their… Continue reading
Spring has finally arrived in the Northwest, and that means graduations are around the corner. This year, the Kent School District will see more than… Continue reading
The biggest local drag race series in the Northwest opens up its season on Saturday at Pacific Raceways in Kent as Dave Barcelon’s Truck Town… Continue reading