Life
Bothell neighbors plant seeds for vegetables and community
Residents of 13th Place started a community garden in a neighborhood project.
News
State House races heat up in 41st District with two up-for-grabs positions
District covers Mercer Island and portions of Bellevue, Renton and Issaquah.
Life
UW Bothell prof offers after-sunset exams during Ramadan
Student: “Fasting is rewarding at the end of the day, but really physically and mentally draining.”
News
Fish culverts ruling will increase price tag for the state
The state will be on the line for $3.7 billion for fish culvert replacements.
Northwest
The man on Iron Mountain
Chuck Pillon has been living on a 10-acre junk-filled property near Renton for decades.
News
Kenmore opens new Moorlands Park
The project features new ballfield renovations, restrooms, a picnic shelter and play area upgrade.
News
South Asian organizations look to take political action and advocacy to the next level
SAATWA and SAPAC are planning to push for political involvement and the political values of Washington’s South Asian…
News
Rabid bat found near Woodinville
County health officials urge anyone who may have been exposed to the bat to seek treatment.
News
Kenmore and Kirkland police collaborate to arrest shooting suspect
Kirkland and Kenmore police arrested a suspect in a non-injury shooting case that occurred on July 7
News
Barrier that protects Eastside water to be repaired
The barrier protects a pipeline that delivers water to various Eastside cities and Seattle.
News
Activists turn in carbon fee signatures for November ballot
The carbon fee I-1631 has gathered enough signatures to be placed on the November ballot.
News
‘Red, White and Bothell’: City celebrates Fourth of July
The traditional Freedom Festival Parade ran down a revitalized Main Street.
News
AG Ferguson takes on Trump’s immigrant family separation
Washington’s Attorney General plans to sue the federal government over the “zero tolerance” policy.
News
Safe consumption part 3: The opposite of addiction
Final episode of our three-part series on controversial supervised consumption sites
Sports
Celebrating strikes and friendship at Special Olympics USA Games
Bowlers, spectators pack Kenmore Lanes
News
The many hurdles from farm to table
From environmental regulations to expensive land, local farmers have a lot on their plate
Life
My Favorite Martins
Steve Martin and Martin Short discuss bringing their two-man comedy extravaganza back to Seattle.
Life
Bothell’s Barbo the clown, 81, celebrates 19 years in Fourth of July parade
Barbara Mendoza Petersen, 81, loves giving back to her community, inspired by late brother.
Life
First all-Kenmore Community Comedy night set for July 11
Event to feature local comedians, food and more.
News
Safe Consumption Part 2: The Site
Lots of people in the Seattle area look to Vancouver for an example of what works, or what…