A T-Mobile grant of $50K will allow the local nonprofit to finally get its own digs.
A new monument at City Hall lights up red, white, and blue to recognize firefighters, EMTs, and police officers.
The educational support professionals at the district feel they’re not as valued as teachers, and want equitable pay.
Gas bills are going to going way up this November.
Make sure to stop by the big tent on Oct. 29 and Nov. 19 to check out local food vendors and crafters.
Dorothy Sleigh honored fallen vets by placing a wreath on the Tomb of the Unnamed Soldier during her trip.
Allen Bittner’s sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 30.
The Family-to-Family seminar program aims to help family and friends understand mental illness and how to help their loved ones.
Nearly 40 percent of Enumclaw locals 50+ — this is their change to tell the Senior Center what they need.
Disability Rights Washington alleges the Buckley facility is “a dangerous place to live” and has caused injury and death through inadequate care of residents.
Scientists are constantly monitoring the volcano, so any large event will be noted.
With the price of alfalfa so high, the Bless Ewe Sheep Farm Sanctuary is turning to crowdsourcing.
Times sure has changed since 1922.