If your Super Bowl game plan involves alcohol, plan ahead for a safe ride home.
Got a gameday tradition? Email us and maybe it will be featured on the website Friday.
The King County Council will have a public hearing Tuesday, Feb. 4 in Seattle about a proposal to fund Metro Transit and local roads.
Six people have applied so far for the vacant Kent City Council position.
Kent Police are investigating a sexual assault against a woman that occurred early Monday morning on the West Hill. As of Tuesday, the man wanted in the case remains at large.
Count new Kent City Councilman Jim Berrios among those recognized for life-saving efforts by Police Chief Ken Thomas.
Kent city officials quickly sided with the state attorney general's opinion that cities and counties can ban recreational marijuana businesses.
The 37th annual Green River Glass Show & Sale returns to the Kent Commons on Feb. 22.
A weekly look at calls to the Kent Fire Department Regional Fire Authority:
A 62-year-old Kent woman suffered life-threatening injuries after a collision with a van coming out of a driveway on Saturday night in the 24100 block of 104th Avenue Southeast.
Sixty homeless people were counted in Kent during the 34th annual One Night Count in King County during the early hours of Friday, Jan. 24.
Kent Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department is providing residents an opportunity to directly influence how the parks department allocates public money to its many programs and activities.
To say the music business is in Tess Henley's blood would be an understatement. Her mother sang in a soul band and her brother is an award winning guitarist. Her sister helps manage her music business and her father looks for other ways to monetize her music.
Kentridge High School hosts Beyond High School event with 80 post-high school institutions.
Crews are expected to start work this spring to repair the Briscoe-Desimone levee along the Green River that protects portions of Kent, Tukwila and Renton from flooding.
Kent Mayor Suzette Cooke will highlight the city’s accomplishments over the last year and present her plans to build a stronger community from an economic, transportation and neighborhood standpoint during her annual State of the City address.
The four new Kent Police officers sworn in this week include a Somali refugee, an ex-college football player, a former car mechanic and an ex-Honolulu Police Department member.
The Rotary Club of Kent recently honored two Kent-Meridian High School students.
The Kent Fire Department put out a house fire Wednesday evening in the 26100 block of 145th Avenue Southeast.
The Excel Public Charter School received a largely positive reception at the Washington Commission on Charter Schools' open forum Jan. 15.
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