College students from throughout the Pacific Northwest will have the chance to practice thwarting hackers during the annual Pacific Rim Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition on… Continue reading
Pre-sale tickets on sale March 15, general public March 18
Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson on Monday filed an amended complaint in his lawsuit challenging President Trump’s travel ban as illegal and unconstitutional. Ferguson… Continue reading
This is part of initial construction work for the I-405/SR 167 Interchange Direct Connector Project.
Don’t forget to change your clocks on Sunday morning as we “spring forward” one hour, beginning at 2 a.m. and go to Daylight Savings Time,… Continue reading
Seattle scores 2 shorthanded goals in 6-3 win over Portland
Clinch home-ice advantage in first round of playoffs
Legal protections would be available to more victims of sexual assault under legislation sponsored by Sen. Joe Fain, which passed the state Senate on Wednesday.… Continue reading
Residents and businesses will see a small rate increase on their garbage bills starting April 1. The city of Kent approved the 0.45 percent increase… Continue reading
By Grace Swanson/WNPA Olympia News Bureau Educators throughout the state seem relieved after the Legislature voted to avoid the levy cliff Thursday, but some, such… Continue reading
Curly was born on December 14, 1918 and passed away at the age of 98 on March 6, 2017. Service will be held on March… Continue reading
Children’s Therapy Center, one of the state’s largest and most comprehensive nonprofit pediatric therapy programs with centers in Kent, Tacoma and Burien, has announced the… Continue reading
May I express to Mayor Suzette Cooke and the City Council my sincere and heartfelt gratitude for the recent proclamation reaffirming Kent as a Welcoming… Continue reading
I was upset to hear about the 39-year-old Sikh man who was shot in his driveway last Friday, and to hear that the shooter told… Continue reading
The Washington Association of School Administrators (WASA) applauded the Legislature efforts to resolve the school-funding “levy cliff” so districts could more accurately budget for the… Continue reading
Thanks to an expansion of recycling services and an increase in customers with sorted recyclable and compostable materials, recycling volumes at King County Solid Waste… Continue reading
By Tim Gruver/WNPA Olympia News Bureau In floor action, the House of Representatives passed two measures on March 3 that affect the cost of providing… Continue reading
As lawmakers in Olympia inch toward adjournment, they must keep in mind the total added costs of new taxes on our state’s economy. It is… Continue reading
Suspect in bold attack against Sikh man remains unidentified
As the ruling majority in the state Senate, Republicans can bring up pretty much what they want on the floor when they please. And Tuesday… Continue reading
