A robbery during vacation and false alarm are among this weeks crimes.
The Spectator is here to stay, at least for another five years.
Deborah B. Cushing of Magnolia has been appointed the new executive director of InvestED.
Among the 21 finalists for the third-annual King County Executive’s Small Business Awards are two local businesses.
As anyone who’s been on any of our roadways knows we have more than alcohol- and drug-impaired drivers to contend with.
The Seattle Public Library (SPL) faced another firestorm when a parent complained of another patron watching pornography.
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I love September. It’s a lush, golden month, and there are moments when I find myself stopping mid-stride, breathing it in.
Maybe we could rekindle the excitement of school if people learned from the sharing movement.
Seattle Rep's Benjamin Moore has decided to step down from his position, after 28 years of service to the theater.
Queen Anne-based KING-FM welcomes some new voices to its broadcast.
I can tell you that the unwritten police policy is to NOT respond to cases involving illegal damage or removal of trees.
Students would gain an appreciation for their education if they look into this problem and what can be done about it.
Jamie Herlich has joined the Seattle Repertory Theatre as its director of individual gifts.
Seattle Children’s Theatre’s Education Department will sponsor a local contest to select plays for national contests.