With so much hardship around the world, Esther Filip, Rachel Hile and Jessica Dahl wanted to do their part to help those in need. For… Continue reading
While local first responders’ jobs focus on their local communities, there are times when they reach out beyond their city limits to help those in… Continue reading
As the trend for students to come into contact with the juvenile and adult criminal justice systems continues to rise, the First District Democrats recently… Continue reading
Recreation, the Lakepointe development, the St. Edward Seminary and waterfront accessibility were just a few of the topics touched upon at the Kenmore City Council… Continue reading
For about 15 and a half years, Tasveer has worked to provide a platform for South Asians to voice concerns and share their stories and… Continue reading
From the time she arrived in the United States at the age of 12, to when she was a senior in high school, Daniela Murguia… Continue reading
For many business owners, it might be difficult to see the positive side of a devastating fire. But for Mohamed Souaiaia, a fire at his… Continue reading
Ryan Armstrong first began performing onstage in grade school. The Kenmore native started in the Northwest Boychoir at the age of 6. By the age… Continue reading
CalPortland among five companies where negoations broke down after employers refused to bargain in good faith, release states.
At 7 a.m. on Friday, Teamsters Local 174 members at concrete company CalPortland began an unfair labor practice strike, with picket lines held at locations… Continue reading
Bothell resident Mikayla Sorenson was 15 years old when she and two other teens were killed in a collision in the early morning on July… Continue reading
Change. There are a few cliches I can say about it being the only constant in life, but I won’t. What I will say is,… Continue reading
A Bothell teen was among three teenagers who died in a collision around 4 a.m. Wednesday morning in Lynnwood. Mikayla Sorenson, 15, was in a… Continue reading
As the population throughout the greater Puget Sound region continues to grow, cities in North King County are looking beyond the numbers to see not… Continue reading
Just as it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a community to educate a University of Washington Bothell (UW Bothell) student. On… Continue reading
A 16-year-old male from Kenmore has claimed self defense after he stabbed two other teens on May 26. According to Sgt. Cindi West with the… Continue reading
After receiving a new tip, investigators from the King County Sheriff’s Office returned Thursday morning to a property along the Kenmore-Kirkland boundary to search for… Continue reading
When Bastyr University’s Herb and Food Fair started nearly two decades ago, it was the idea of a single, herbally minded student who organized and… Continue reading
My first inkling of wanting to become a journalist was in middle school. Students representing various extracurricular activities from the high school were visiting one… Continue reading
On Sunday, members of various communities came together in Redmond in an effort to educate people on historical events so as to not repeat the… Continue reading
Eastside Homelessness Series
Editor’s note: This is part two in a monthlong series on Eastside homelessness. Just as tackling homelessness means more than just giving people a place… Continue reading
