Get the rundown about changes in Social Security benefits during an informational luncheon in Kent.
The newest Regional Club in Washington called Pacific Northwest Soccer Club (PacNW SC) opened.
Gene Mueller, the administrator of Chicago’s largest critical-care veterinary hospital, was named Wednesday as the new manager of Regional Animal Services of King County.
Gloria Fletcher has been named president of Sound Publishing.
Shawn Blake, a Covington carpenter, enjoys tinkering.
A 21-year-old Renton man reportedly used an inflated doll as a passenger in an attempt to use the Interstate 405 High Occupancy Vehicle lane.
Kent Police will throw a spotlight Saturday, April 7 on the role liquor serving establishments play in keeping drunk drivers off the road.
Kent students are attending the Black & Brown Male Summit is a free event at Highline Community College.
Two Kentlake high school students were arrested by King County Sheriff's deputies for bringing a gun to school today.
Children ages 14 and younger are invited to a free fishing event Saturday, May 19 at Kent's Old Fishing Hole Park along the Green River.
Children in kindergarten through the sixth grade can attend the city of Kent's Spring Break Day Camp.
Kent Police arrested a woman for investigation of prostitution after an undercover officer replied to an escort advertisement on www.backpage.com.
Bike riders of all ages and abilities are invited join the Earthworks Tour Inaugural Ride in June.
The Metropolitan King County Council Monday appointed former Kent Police Chief Steve Strachan to succeed Sue Rahr as King County Sheriff.
Kids entering fourth through eighth grades in the fall are invited to attend Rainier Youth Choirs' first Summer Choir Camp Aug. 20-23.
Kent Parks, Recreation and Community Services has two popular spring events coming up for volunteers who want to get outside, help improve parks and enjoy the warming weather.
Two Green River levee projects planned by the city Public Works Department will go before the city hearing examiner at public hearings Wednesday, April 4.
City of Kent voters might decide this fall whether marijuana offenses should receive the lowest enforcement priority by Kent Police.
The Kentridge High School Chatelaines collected an impressive three first place finishes in various categories at the West Central District competition.
On March 24, 16 refugee students spent their Saturday in Tacoma with state officials, parents, and students from other parts of the state talking about English Language Learning (ELL) and parent engagement.
