The construction taking place over the summer and fall will result in large-scale changes to student parking on campus. IHS is expected to lose 130 parking spots at the front of the school and 80 parking...

As Washington approaches yet another extreme-heat summer and a large El Niño predicted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, King County is making sure citizens are aware of the dangers...

Opened on March 28, Sound Transit’s expanded 2 Line now runs from Redmond, through Bellevue, to Seattle and ending in Lynnwood. The connection itself goes across Lake Washington, running along the I-90...

In the 2026 legislative session, Washington legislators passed more than 260 bills spanning tens of topic areas, including education, taxation, housing and long-term care. The 60-day session passed several...

In the 2025 general election, Bothell residents voted to renew the 2016 Safe Streets & Sidewalks Levy with almost 70% approval, allowing the Bothell’s government to continue funding transportation...

Kenmore plans to implement new transportable traffic cameras as part of the Kenmore Automated Photo Enforcement program later this year. These cameras will move between council-approved sites to the zones...

Kenmore City Council has made new strides in affirming support for immigrant communities by passing two resolutions, No. 250437 on Nov. 17, 2025 and No. 250439 on Dec. 8, 2025. This comes amid nationwide...

In 2025, Katie Wilson (she/her) won Seattle's general election by a slim margin of approximately 2,000 votes, defeating incumbent Bruce Harrell, a former city councilmember and previous two-time Seattle...

With the original 2022 bond expiring and Phase One of IHS construction coming to a close by the end of next year, NSD took another community vote to approve a subsequent bond proposal from 2027 to 2030...

After a record high of 1,340 deaths in 2023, overdose fatalities in King County are declining, according to the King County Overdose Deaths Data Dashboard. This comes nearly six years after the onset of...

In Dec. 2025, major floods struck a large portion of western Washington. These floods were among the worst the region has ever seen, and thousands of people were forced to evacuate their homes and businesses....

The recent government shutdown, from Oct. 1 to Nov. 10, stemmed from a bipartisan divide that stalled funding for many sectors, specifically assistance programs that support affordable food and housing....