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2021 numbers on Enumclaw crime cases released
Data shows trends in criminal justice reform, effects of pandemic
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Mount Rainier’s Carbon River area opens to the public via temporary road
It’s unclear when the Carbon River Road will be repaired, as the washout caused extensive damage.
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King County repeals bike helmet law over evidence of racist and discriminatory enforcement
Board of Health still encourages helmet use, but citatations will no longer be issued
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King County’s first in-person sexual assault medical advocacy services now available
Federal Way hospital partners with Rebuilding Hope! to launch program.
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Governor: Masks can come off March 21 in most public settings
They’ll still be required in some places, but Washington is following several other states now lifting mandates.
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Amanda Knox finds a fresh start on Vashon
Knox and Robinson bought a home on the island in 2019 just before the pandemic arrived. They’ve since…
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Molinaro elected vice president of Sound Cities Association
The Enumclaw mayor said he’ll be helping the organization focus on issues surrounding homelessness, housing, and crime.
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Survey data shows why some WA parents are hesitant to vaccinate their children
Census Bureau survey data shows what reasons are cited, and how Washington compares to other states.
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Ban of guns at government meetings, ballot counting advances
The prohibition would cover open and concealed carry of firearms. State House Democrats overrode Republican objections.
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Vaccine verification requirement will end March 1, officials announce
King County officials say this decision is backed by science.
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Black Diamond police blotter | Jan. 30 – Feb. 5
A felon with possible gun parts, report of a DUI driver, and a two-car collision.
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Shooting, bomb threats closes Enumclaw High
Similar threats have also caused Enumclaw Middle School, Thunder Mountain Middle School into modified lockdowns
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State Superintendent recommends change of mask mandate policies in schools, claims ‘landscape’ of pandemic has changed
Meanwhile, the state’s largest public school employees’ union continues support for masks in schools.