GPS Units, iPod Adapter and Knife Stolen in Two Vehicle Prowls in August 19 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Sunday, August 19.

Western Washington Fire Danger 'High'

Burn bans on private, state and federal lands in King, 3 other counties.

Report: Place, Race and Income Inequities Evident Within King County

The first report of King County Equity and Social Justice shows that the county is increasingly diverse, with a non-white population that has grown from 13 percent in 1980 to 35 percent in the 2010 census.

YouTube Homes For Sale: A Quick and Easy Way to See What's Available

Here are some videos showing houses for sale in the Enumclaw area.

Road Rage, Dog Feces, Harassment, Kids and Fire Among Aug. 16-18 Blotter Items

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Thursday, Aug. 16, to Saturday, Aug. 18.

$1.1 Million to Replace Enumclaw Bridge

Work starts on bridge used by 3,000 vehicles a day; Detour suggested.

School District Budget on Agenda for Tonight's Meeting

Career and Technical Education 5-year plan also to be discussed.

Thrilling Zipline New to Puyallup Fair

Cancer walk also new to annual festival, which runs Sept. 7-23.

POM Construction Moves on to Phase 3

Football team, Rotarians, many others helping out; other services remain open.

Public Services for Kathi Goertzen Sunday

Seattle Center event to celebrate life of longtime KOMO news anchor.

Cool Off and Enjoy Festivities at Bonney Lake Days

Annual event starts off tonight with music, other activities.

Kendama Competition Brings Teens to Enumclaw Library

New teen librarian Stephanie Zero said the objective - in addition to having fun - was to reintroduce the 30 or so kids who took part in the kendama competition to the local resource and, of course, to encourage reading.

Domestic Disturbances and Neighbor Dispute in August 15 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Wednesday, August 15.

Trivia 3: Test Your Water IQ

Ahead of the free screening of Tapped this Saturday at 7 p.m. at Enumclaw High School, here are some questions about the water you drink.

Hello Summer: Friday Forecasted as Another 90+ Degree Day

With the National Weather Service's excessive heat warning in effect until 11 p.m. Friday, and air quality expected to affect sensitive groups, here's some tips from King County on staying cool and staying safe.

Dahlquist Among Education Reform Lawmakers to be Honored by Washington Policy Center

Rep. Cathy Dahlquist and 31 other state legislators will be recognized for their work on the state's charter school issue at a gala event by the Washington Policy Center in October.

King County Cops Plan Increased DUI Patrols Through Labor Day

The annual "Drive Hammered, Get Nailed" campaign will run from Aug. 17 to Sept. 3.

Trustee Company Settles Foreclosure Lawsuit with State for Nearly $1.1 Million

Bank of America-owned ReconTrust resolves the case filed by the Attorney General’s Office.

Mom Hopes for Leniency for Driver Involved in Son's Death

Kyle Podolak was behind the wheel when his vehicle crashed, killing 21-year-old Brandon Duprie and injuring a second man. As his arraignment nears, Duprie's mother has become one of his strongest supporters.

Vehicle Damaged Sixth Time in Three Years in August 14 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Tuesday, August 14.

Enumclaw's Chuck Nelson Nabs Four 1st Place Finishes at Senior Games

Nelson swims daily at the Enumclaw Aquatic Center, according to Senior Center Manager Jobyna Nickum.

Consumer Alert: Bumbo Baby Seats Recalled

The manufacturer is recalling all Bumbo baby seats sold in the U.S., offering consumers a safety restraint belt and updated warning sticker for the device.

Weather Alert: Extreme Heat and Fire Hazard Conditions Forecast

Temperatures in the mid-80s to 90s in Enumclaw and surrounding areas, as well as expected high winds and low humidity, will create "explosive potential" for fires from tonight through Thursday, Aug. 16, the National Weather Service warns.

F-Bomb Dropped! Merriam-Webster Adds Surprising Words to New Edition

The latest edition of the Merriam-Webster Dictionary is out, and you'll never guess the 15 new words included.

Seminar for Finding Lost Cats Tonight in Kent

Regional Animal Services of King County offers this seminar on the science of finding strays.

Juveniles Arrested for Mailbox Baseball in August 13 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Monday, August 13.

PICS: Area Firefighters Help Battle Taylor Bridge Fire in Cle Elum

Members of Enumclaw Fire and East Pierce Fire & Rescue joined the battle against wildfires in Eastern Washington this week.

Trivia 2: Test Your Water IQ

Ahead of the free screening of Tapped this Saturday at 7 p.m. at Enumclaw High School, here are some questions about bottled water.

Drawing for $305 Million Powerball Jackpot Wednesday

This is the second-highest Powerball Jackpot in history for the state of Washington.

Trivia: Test Your Water IQ

Ahead of the free screening of Tapped this Saturday at 7 p.m. at Enumclaw High School, here are some questions about bottled water.

School Supplies Needed in Black Diamond

As schools prepare to get back in session for the fall, your help is needed.

One More Closure for SR 167 Tuesday Evening as Project Completes

WSDOT crews were able to complete the majority of a project to install a 220-foot-long culvert under State Route 167 in Renton over the weekend but need to close the roadway one more time Tuesday evening to finish the job.

Man Arrested for Domestic Violence Assault in August 12 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Sunday, August 12.

Expo Center Website Gets Facelift

The city of Enumclaw has updated this important resource for the facility and enhanced usability, including making it easier to browse for information on smart phones.

EHS Sophomore Asks You to Reconsider Your Bottled Water

Austin Schuver, 15, invites the public to view a free screening of the documentary Tapped this Saturday at Enumclaw High School, examining the business behind bottled water and its impact on the environment.

Two DUIs and Man Gets Stuck in Handcuffs in August 11 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Saturday, August 11.

City Council Meeting Agenda for Monday, August 13, 2012

The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.

Snapshots: White River H.S. Students Guide Officials Through Exercise in Defining School District

Students helped to train and influence White River School District administrators, department heads and school board as the group worked to define the district's values.

Puyallup Fair Welcomes Beer, Wine and Floral Entries

Deadline to register for amateur brewers and winemakers is Thursday, August 16, and for floral show entrants is Wednesday, September 5.

Hit and Run Arrest, Attempted Burglary and Wandering Children in August 5 to August 10 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Sunday, August 5 through Friday, August 10.