Kent city officials are still trying to determine whether remodeling several city buildings can provide enough space for police, public works, parks and other departments.
Financial woes have shuttered many golf courses nationally, and that trend will affect Auburn.
The Kentridge girls swim and dive team needs the public's help to stuff the truck.
Pirtek, a growing company specializing in manufacturing, repairing and replacing hydraulic hoses, hosted a customer appreciation event at its Kent shop on Blue Friday.
Reginald Robinson grew up on the taste of Southern food and wants to bring those special home-spun spice and seasonings to Kent.
The Kent Downtown Partnership hosts the second annual HAWKtoberfest Car Show on Saturday, Sept. 24 in downtown Kent.
In his role as Green River College's interim president, Scott Morgan is focused on serving the community and the college's students.
Green River College's Auburn Center is open for business, just in time for the fall quarter, which begins Monday.
Sound Transit this week began installing wireless routers on its 58 Sounder train coaches, improving Wi-Fi coverage for thousands of weekday riders who use Sounder to commute to Seattle from as far south as Lakewood and as far north as Everett, as well as from Kent.
The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB) and the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) on Thursday announced that they have an agreement in place that will allow the two agencies to work together cooperatively to test for illegal pesticides on marijuana.
Drivers who use southbound Interstate 5 in South King County should plan for extended overnight work hours from Friday evening, Sept. 16, through Sunday morning, Sept. 18.
A King County task force of experts from a wide range of disciplines delivered a comprehensive list of recommendations to confront a heroin and opioid epidemic that has caused a spike in addiction and fatal overdoses across the region.
On the second day of school last week, kindergartners at Kent's Millennium Elementary School had special visitors.
Kent city officials and the YMCA are getting closer to figuring out where the facility should go as Morrill Meadows and East Hill parks are combined.
The city of Kent is looking for volunteers of all ages and abilities to help remove invasive weeds, plant trees and shrubs and spread mulch at some of its most popular parks this fall.
A Kent woman apparently decided everything must go when she threw her live-in boyfriend's clothes out of the house and onto the driveway, lawn and stairway.
The Green River College welding program, Issaquah Highlands Council, artEAST members and local artists have teamed up to present an exhibit, "Illuminate," through Nov. 2.
Sleep Train has launched its annual Shoe Drive for Foster Kids, and the community can help.
No one was hurt on Monday afternoon in Kent after a caboose which had been converted into a small house caught fire in the 28700 block of 144th Avenue Southeast.
