Officials say two siblings, an adult and a child, who were visiting the Seattle area earlier this month have been diagnosed with measles.
A four-hour time limit is also now in effect at all parking areas associated with the park.
The Washington State Liquor Control Board approved 42 pages of rules for marijuana legalization last week.
Though the majority of Americans are immune to the disease, King County Health explains who may be at risk if exposed to one of two confirmed local infections.
King County health officials are warning that other travelers may have been exposed to the disease on July 4.
Northbound Interstate 405 from I-90 to 520 will be closed July 12-15, and the 520 floating bridge will be closed at the same time.
Monday, July 8, will be the last day to register to vote or update voter registration information online or in person in time for the Aug. 6 primary election, according to King County Elections.
A final set of public hearings on the implementation of I-502 will be held in early August throughout the Puget Sound area.
A $33.6-billion state budget was signed by Gov. Jay Inslee on Sunday, but the state senate adjourned without acting on a $10-billion transportation package.
Repeat offenders will be required to install automatic interlock devices in their vehicles as soon as charges are filed for their second DUI.
The agreement would allow the state to avoid a major shutdown Monday.
State transportation officials say that the bridge is safe for travel and traffic will not feel an impact while it is under repair.
Patch readers, local officials and other social media voices weigh in on today's Supreme Court ruling.
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene expresses her support for the Supreme Court decision to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act, signed in 1996 by then-President Bill Clinton.
Several park-and-ride lots in Redmond, Bellevue and Kirkland are at or above capacity, according to the transit agency.
Businesses, stakeholders are invited to share thoughts about the future of area.
The state issued a report today detailing what will happen if the legislature fails to pass a budget by July 1. Would you be affected by any of the closures?
Portions of 6th Street will be closed at various time, including bike lanes, between Tuesday, June 25 and Friday, June 28 for trench work.
The meetings will be held Monday, June 24 and Thursday, June 27 at 7 p.m. at Kirkland City Hall Chambers.
Check out the WSDOT time-lapse video of how the new span came together.
The city outlines the closures planned for this year's picnic, parade, and fireworks show, expected to draw 10,000 to downtown Kirkland.
Suzan DelBene plans to eat on food stamp budget in what is known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program--or SNAP--Challenge, to bring attention to proposed cuts in the program.
Drug overdoses have surpassed car crashes as the leading cause of preventable death in King County.
The meeting will focus on local transportation funding issues and infrastructure needs.
WSDOT says moving two of the four damaged pontoons will enable crews to conduct repairs more efficiently.
Nighttime drivers who use southbound I-405 to travel through the Kirkland area should plan ahead and use alternate routes on Saturday, June 8 because of overnight construction-related closures.
The Washington Post reports Microsoft was the National Security Agency's "first partner" for a secret monitoring program called PRISM.
Several Metro and Sound Transit routes will undergo service revisions this weekend.
Motorists should expect some lane-width reductions from Monday until the work is completed in September.
Earlier in May, King County Superior Court issued a partial summary judgment in favor of Lobsang Dargey, who has sought to construct a 143-unit apartment and mixed-use complex on 10th Avenue South and Lake Street.
Portions of I-405 South as well as the 520 bridge will be closed much of the weekend.
Candidate Dave McDonald says he is withdrawing from the race for the Kirkland City Council Position 2 seat. Recently appointed incumbent Shelley Kloba says she will reach out to voters nonetheless.
Constituents will be able to evaluate options and write their own federal budget during the workshop Thursday in Bothell. Another workshop will be on Wednesday in Mount Vernon.
The event will include a Bike Rodeo for kids with games, helmet fittings and safety instruction.
Inslee's bridge plan focuses on keeping traffic moving while crews construct a permanent Skagit River Bridge near Mt. Vernon, which will be 90 percent federally funded.
The I-5 bridge that collapsed Thursday wasn't deemed unsafe by highway officials—but several near Kirkland and elsewhere in King County have been flagged for repairs or replacement.
Travelers planning to head North on the Memorial Day Weekend are encouraged to plan alternate routes and use WSDOT's travel planning tools.
Police Capt. Mike Ursino received a 30-year award, while 10 city employees received 25-year awards and four received 20-year awards.
The state Transportation Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to increase the floating bridge toll rates - the peak Good to Go! fee will be $3.70, while the peak Pay by Mail rate will be $5.25.
Kirkland City Council Member Amy Walen will fill in for Mayor Joan McBride at the Eastside Mayors Forum on May 29 in Bellevue.