Students, parents, teachers, administrators and community and business representatives spent last Saturday discussing the future of technology in the Kent School District. About 135 people… Continue reading
Tahoma National Cemetery presents a Vietnam War 50th anniversary commemoration ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 1. The cemetery is honoring the service, sacrifice and… Continue reading
Protesters took to East Lake Sammamish Parkway on March 16 and 17 yet again to send 8th Congressional District Rep. Dave Reichert a strong message… Continue reading
A Kent Police officer shot and killed a man armed with a machete in an early Thursday morning incident at a home in the 1700… Continue reading
Sen. Joe Fain, Rep. Pat Sullivan and Rep. Mark Hargrove cover wide range of topics.
Fran Hollum helped a blind woman making her dream of driving, a reality
Enough of the gridlock, the partisanship, the bickering. It’s time to fully fund public education. So says Legislative District 33 lawmakers as they addressed residents’… Continue reading
“Imaginative” earned Elizabeth Abramchuk first place in the Highline College Student Poetry Contest. Abramchuk was one of 54 writers who submitted 101 poems during the… Continue reading
King County Executive Dow Constantine ordered an inquest on Wednesday into the fatal shooting of Patrick Reddeck on Oct. 16, by Kent Police officers. An… Continue reading
Kent Police closed 100th Avenue Southeast between South 213th Street and South 216th Street at about 4:20 p.m. Tuesday after a report of gunshots that… Continue reading
Kent Police are investigating the death of a 48-year-old man who reportedly was stabbed to death on Monday night in downtown Kent. At about 8:41… Continue reading
The Kent City Council and Kent School District Board will have a special joint meeting from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 29, at… Continue reading
Kent Police arrested a man for investigation of prostitution loitering after he reportedly picked up a woman walking near South 240th Street and Pacific Highway… Continue reading
Paul Addis, an Alaska Airlines business analyst in the finance division and a community volunteer, will run for the Kent City Council. In his announcement… Continue reading
A proposed 2018 budget by the Trump administration would block a $500 million request by Sound Transit for federal grants to help extend light rail… Continue reading
A weekly look at the number of calls to the Kent-based Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority that serves Kent, Covington and SeaTac: March 12-18 Total:… Continue reading
Green River College has named four finalists in the search for its next president. The Presidential Search Advisory Committee recently interviewed eight semifinalists and has… Continue reading
Two boys were arrested Thursday afternoon after they allegedly made verbal threats to a Kent School District bus driver and one of the boys displayed… Continue reading
Sounders FC fans can kick off the 2017 season by hopping aboard Sound Transit’s Sounder trains to the opening day match against New York Red… Continue reading
The city of Kent will pay King County about $363,000 next year to help provide animal control officers, sheltering and licensing services. The City Council’s… Continue reading
