Heavy smoke and falling ash returned to the Puget Sound this week…
Representatives on both sides of the safe consumption site debate took questions at a recent forum.
Hot and dry conditions continued in western Washington — including the Northshore…
Eastsiders looking for home care services have one more option after Executive…
Thousands of beer enthusiasts and families descended on Marymoor Park last weekend…
Dough Rough had pushed himself further before, so what was another flights…
Advocates say safe injection sites would allow users to consume the drugs in a safe environment with clean needles, which reduces the risk of contracting diseases like HIV, as well as letting staff respond to medical emergencies.
The City of Bothell will be saying goodbye to a deputy city…
What a crazy year for Bothell and Kenmore, right?
Kevin Daniels, a Seattle-based real estate developer who has been working with the state in an attempt to transform the crumbling Saint Edward Seminary into a lodge, said decisions by the legislature this year may alter his proposal plans.
The Bothell Fire Fund has raise more than $65,000 in relief money for some 20 businesses which were damaged by the July 22 fire which destroyed two historic buildings in downtown Bothell.
More than 100 veterans and their families and friends gathered for a trap shoot at the Kenmore Shooting Range on Aug. 20 as the club continued a tradition designed to honor them.
Some bad behavior was reported Aug. 19 on a King County Metro bus in Kenmore where an unknown suspect spat at a bus driver.
In the wake of a late-July fire in Bothell which destroyed a dozen businesses and damaged many more, Gov. Jay Inslee has endorsed the city's bid for a Transportation Improvement Board (TIB) grant to continue downtown development.
Gov. Jay Inslee met with city officials and business owners affected by the July 22 fire in downtown Bothell which destroyed a dozen businesses and damaged many more in the city's historic downtown.
Preliminary results from today's state-wide primary election have been posted by King and Snohomish Counties. Contests include 1st District House and Senate Legislative seats and Proposition No. 1 which, if passed, would increase the number of board members in the Public Hospital District No. 2 from five to seven.
Relief may be on the way for Kenmore residents who have dealt with frequent power outages.
Hundreds of people flooded onto Main Street in downtown Bothell yesterday for the Bothell Fire Fund Block Party.
A Seattle-based developer submitted an environmental review application with the city of Kenmore for a proposed restoration and conversion of the St. Edward seminary into a lodge late last month, and a notice was sent out on July 12.
Kenmore has seen a rash of vehicle vandalism incidents during the last month with deputies unable to find suspects.
The Kenmore Grocery Outlet will be running a food donation drive through the end of July, a tradition they have been continuing for seven years.
The Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce and the Northshore Rotary Club 5030 will be hosting a Bothell Fire Fund Block Party on Thursday with all proceeds going to businesses affected by last Fridays fire.
Three days after a four-alarm fire tore through two large buildings in downtown Bothell, residents and business owners are trying to press forward.
Washington State gubernatorial candidate Bill Bryant met with supporters today at the McMenamins Anderson School in Bothell.
Bothell police are searching for a suspect in a July 17 armed robbery at a Walgreens at 20812 State Route 527.
Bothell city staff have confirmed they have begun reviewing an application for a future Chick-Fil-A restaurant at Canyon Park in an old Denny's restaurant location.
A Bothell man riding a motorcycle was killed Friday after a Jeep plowed into three motorcycles near mile post 33 on State Route 410.
King County Sheriff's investigators showed up to a home on the Kenmore and Kirkland boundary around 7 a.m. with a backhoe on Friday hoping to find clues in a month-long missing person case.
Nine candidates are running for one of two 1st Legislative District House of Representative seats. The Reporter has compiled their platforms from campaign websites and articles from the Everett Daily Herald and Reporter files.
During the past two decades the Spain-based company MTorres has been supplying manufacturing equipment to Puget Sound aerospace titans.
Mindie Wirth is running as a Republican for the 1st Legislative Senate seat in this November's election.
Luis Moscoso is running for the 1st District Senate seat left vacant after long-time state Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe decided not to run in November's election.
Guy Palumbo is running for the 1st District Senate seat left vacant after long-time state Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe decided not to run in November's election.
I'll admit it. When "Pokemon Go" came out I was a bit skeptical of it despite playing the old Gameboy Color games to death as a kid.
Following the attack in Dallas last week, which left five police officers dead, local officers are reflecting on the incident and the dangers of their profession.
The Bothell City Council approved a measure for this November's ballot which, if approved, would levy a nine-year, 50 cent property tax per $1,000 of assessed value.
Sewers are usually out of sight and out of mind, but after a wedding ring was flushed down toilet, it was all one local family could think about.
A bobcat was recently seen at Centennial Park in Bothell, leading city officials to issue a warning to residents.
Thursday, June 30, is the last day in Bothell for three businesses after the downtown building they lease space in was acquired and condemned earlier this year by the city.
