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Local leader of white nationalist group arrested in Idaho
Colton Michael Brown was allegedly planning to riot at a Coeur d’Alene Pride event.
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King County Local Dive: Nazi logos earn big settlement; school shooter thwarted; teacher faces rape charge
A new podcast for King County residents
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A little off the top — King County proposes Mt. Peak tree cutting for view of Enumclaw, Rainier
This is your chance to comment on the county’s plan.
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All that the tides reveal: Puget Sound’s hidden intertidal world
Exploring King County beaches during the lowest tide in the last 13 years.
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Buckley updates city code, seeking updates to elected official’s salaries
Buckley may soon revise its nearly two-decade old salaries for elected officials after changing city code to try…
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White River’s Shelby Moore earns coveted spot on U17 Women’s World Team
Her team will compete July 25-31 in Rome, Italy.
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Full closure of I-405 set for Father’s Day weekend in Bellevue
Signs with detour routes will be available; closure will take place from June 17-20 to demolish Main Street…
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Auditor’s report finds racial disparities in King County Sheriff’s Office performance
BIPOC individuals are arrested and subjected to police use of force disproportionately, report finds
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King County fireworks banned in unincorporated lands this Independence Day | King County
Those who want to report violations can now do so online.
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Enumclaw School District rolls out bond scenarios
The least expensive bond, for just the district’s “essential and immediate needs”, comes in at $175 million.
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Despite brouhaha, Wilkeson proudly flies LGBT flag
Despite an act of vandalism, the town of Wilkeson is still flying the LGBT Pride flag this month,…
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Teen arrested after causing Enumclaw school lockdowns
Jacob Bainton has been charged with DUI, reckless endangerment, displaying a weapon on school property, and disturbing school…
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Washington Supreme Court: Race, ethnicity a factor in determining police stops
The ruling will likely have implications for police, attorneys and judges around the state.