Time is running out for cat and dog owners who want to be on the cutting edge of pet licensing and identification technology.
In observance of Memorial Day, local cemeteries, like Hillcrest Burial Park, displayed flags over graves as the public came out to pay respects to family and friends.
Carol Cleveland has seen her share of problems at schools.
A discussion about drugs and alcohol can be a difficult discussion between parents and their children.
Kent's Nicolle Saucedo and Katherine Rieger are among 10 incoming Saint Martin's University freshman who have been selected to serve as part of the third cohort of Benedictine Scholars.
Volunteers are needed to help create a new trail in Kent at the Old Fishing Hole park, 24945 Frager Road S.
American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of Kent: 6 p.m., May 30, continues May 31, Kent-Meridian High School’s French Field.
Sound Transit will operate trains to the Sounders soccer game on Saturday and the M's baseball game on Sunday.
Meeker Middle School in the Kent School District will be open on Thursday, May 29 after problems with a sewer system closed the school on Wednesday morning.
A King County Superior Court hearing date for ex-Kent City Councilman Ken Sharp was rescheduled for June 3.
Meeker Middle School in the Kent School District closed at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday due to a problem with the sewer system.
King County Sheriff's Office detectives arrested a 46-year-old man at a Kent hotel in connection with distributing heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine and ephedrine between the county and Juneau, Alaska.
Drivers who use the high occupancy toll (HOT) lanes along Highway 167 between Renton, Kent and Auburn won't have to put up with the illegal to cross double white stripes much longer.
People have complained recently to the Kent Police about an Internal Revenue Service phone call scam.
A Kent firefighter is among those who will be honored Sunday, June 1 in Olympia at the 2014 Washington State Fallen Firefighters’ Memorial Service.
A weekly look at calls to the Kent Fire Department Regional Fire Authority:
The Kent Fire Department Regional Fire Authority honors late engineer Robert Schmidt this Saturday by ceremonially moving the ribbon bearing his name to Olympia for Sunday’s Washington State Fallen Firefighter Memorial Service.
Far off though he was, the young sailor witnessed the ebb and flow of monumental, bloody battles, as American amphibious forces landed on enemy-occupied islands in the Pacific theater of World War II.
Kent Fire investigators are looking into the burned remains of a commercial building following a fire in the 26000 block of 104 Avenue Southeast.
For most people, the Memorial Day weekend is the start of summer. For teenagers it begins the most dangerous 100 days of the year.
