With a third of the legislative session nearly gone, lawmakers are starting to focus on matters of most importance. Exactly what are those? With 1,341… Continue reading
Our thoughts
Majority Democrats realize contentious representative is staying
The governor is trying again, with basically the same bill, confident of achieving a different result.
Local clergy from Eastside United Methodist Churches weigh in on the church’s future regarding LGBTQ+ inclusion.
A 60-day session begins Monday. They’ll tackle car tabs, homelessness and whether to expel Matt Shea.
It will be a busy year as voters decide the fate of school bonds and help choose the next president.
Guest editorial
Washington Supreme Court upholds that state legislators are subject to the Public Records Act.
Talk Time classes allow English language learners to practice their speaking and conversation skills.
From a green initiative, to census 2020 work, to an increasing emphasis on STEM, there is a lot on KCLS’s horizon.
Before turning the page on the November election, here are a few questions to ponder.
JERRY CORNFIELD
OLYMPIA — Stuck on what gifts to give Lt. Gov. Cyrus Habib and Republican state senators this holiday season? Consider one present they can unwrap… Continue reading
The Neurodiversity Navigators program at Bellevue College offers various services to students who are on the autism spectrum.
How polls show Americans’ feelings on impeachment.
BOOK NOOK
As the holidays approach, I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to King County residents for making KCLS one of the… Continue reading
A 2017 law lets lawmakers offer negotiation topics. But a bipartisan panel didn’t do so this week.
It’s been a year since the Menchie’s incident and here is what the city of Kirkland has been working on since then.
Supporters started too late and had too little money to explain the problems R-88 would solve.
