The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs plans to open a new veterans center in King County by the end of next year.
Deadlines are approaching for voters who either need to register or change their voter records in order to be eligible for next month’s primary election.
A Bellevue couple, whose alleged dealings left a trail through Covington, Black Diamond and other parts of King and Pierce counties, were arrested last week on suspicion of mortgage fraud involving more than $27 million.
Families in the south King County area who qualify could get help paying their Puget Sound Energy gas bill through Multi-Service Center’s energy assistance program.
Covington and Maple Valley both grew a little bit in the past year, according to the state Office of Financial Management’s population estimates released July 2.
Kentwood 1988’s reunion this month
The pregnant mother was first spotted wandering the roadside somewhere along the northern Olympic Peninsula.
Mosquito season is back, and so is concern among health authorities about the West Nile virus.
A group of teachers sat in Tahoma High School’s Career Center computer lab, looking at a Web site about a place called Dog Island.
The city of Maple Valley is treating Lake Wilderness with an herbicide in an effort to control invasive, non-native aquatic weeds.
Safety-related concerns have been raised about another bridge in southeast King County, this one part of Southeast Green Valley Road.
Covington officials have begun accepting applications for appointment to a vacancy on the city’s Planning Commission.
King County and the union for its sheriff deputies have reached a tentative agreement on a new five-year contract.
Deadlines are approaching for voters who either need to register or change their voter records in order to be eligible…
King County Sheriff Sue Rahr has developed a proposed 2009 budget that she said offers creative ways to trim spending while minimizing cuts of deputies to about of what she originally feared.
King County and the union for its sheriff deputies have reached a tentative agreement on a new five-year contract.
As Mark Haddock leaves the Kent School District, he’s leaving local schools on a more level playing field than when he arrived.
The assistant superintendent for learning and school improvement retired at the end of June from his district position and will take up a teaching job for the second time at Saint Martin’s University in Lacey.
