Traffic Alert: Downed Power Lines Block Kirkland Road

Puget Sound Energy is on scene.

November 15, 2021: Pathway Forward

'With pediatric vaccines for ages 5-11 now approved and becoming available, the need for testing may shift.'

Shots Fired Reports False, Says Lake Washington School District

District officials said online rumors of gunfire at a Lake Washington school Monday morning were unfounded.

Lake Street Diamond Company Closing

The beloved downtown Kirkland jeweler is retiring.

Heavy Rain, Flood Watches Continue In Kirkland: What To Expect

Flood watches are in effect for almost all of Western Washington, and they will be sticking around into the weekend. Here's the latest.

Most Kirkland Ballots Counted: King County 2021 Election Recap

Nearly a week after Election Day, the results now reflect the vast majority of ballots cast. Here are a few of the highlights in Kirkland.

King County Ranks Well In New 'Maternal Vulnerability' Index

The U.S. ranks poorly among developed countries for maternal health. Here is how King County compares to the U.S.

Kirkland 2021 Election Night Results

Election Day has come and gone, and dozens of King County races are beginning to shape up. Here's what to know in Kirkland.

Comcast Increases Xfinity Internet Speeds in Kirkland

Xfinity Gigabit Pro Service will Increase to 3 Gbps Symmetrical Speeds

Popular Kirkland Area Pumpkin Patches

Late-October is a great time to pick up the biggest pumpkin possible at Kirkland area pumpkin patches.

Lake Washington School District Board Of Directors Named “Board Of Distinction”

The annual Boards of Distinction program honors school boards that demonstrate effective use of the Washington School Board Standards.

Dump Leaves For Free In Kirkland This November

All Kirkland residents can dispose of up to five extra bags of yard waste each week during regular curbside pickups.

Pumpkin-Picking Patches Around Kirkland

Late-October is a great time to pick up the biggest pumpkin possible at Kirkland area pumpkin patches.

Lake Washington School District To Place Three Levies On February 8 Ballot

A recommendation was presented to the Board of Directors on October 4, and they formally approved the levies at their board meeting.

Kirkland Fire Department Fully Intact After Vaccine Deadline

The city said no firefighters were let go as a result of the statewide mandate, but some accommodations for exemption requests are pending.

Greater Kirkland Chamber Of Commerce: 2021 Kirkland Chamber Virtual Candidate Forum

See the latest announcement from the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce.

King County Government: Council Approves Legislation To Turn City Hall Park Over To County

The King County Council on Tuesday approved legislation that would seek options for King County to acquire City Hall Park from the City ...

Letter: Re-Elect Neal Black to the Kirkland City Council, Pos. 5

In a letter, former Kirkland Mayor Joan McBride explains why she supports Neal Black for re-election to the Kirkland City Council, Pos. 5

Kirkland Area Pumpkin Patches To Visit In 2021

There's only a couple of weeks left to get the best pumpkin for Halloween in the Kirkland area.

Why I'm Voting Sage for Schools

Re-elect Cassandra Sage for Lake Washington School District Director, District 3

132nd Square Park Renovations Enter Next Phase

Ongoing renovations closed the western portion of the park Wednesday as crews prepare to remove and replace dozens of trees.

Candidate Profile: Neal Black For Kirkland Council, Pos. 5

Neal Black tells Patch why voters should elect him to serve another term at Position 5 on the Kirkland City Council.

Candidate Profile: Penny Sweet For Kirkland Council, Pos. 3

Kirkland Mayor Penny Sweet tells Patch why voters should reelect her to Position 3 on the Kirkland City Council.

Candidate Profile: Matthew Goelzer For Kirkland Council, Pos. 3

Newcomer Matthew Goelzer tells Patch why voters should elect him to Position 3 on the Kirkland City Council.

Kirkland-Area Unemployment Rate Decreases: Latest Data

The King County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.

Popular Pumpkin Patch Farms Close To Kirkland

Early October is a great time to pick up the best pumpkin possible at Kirkland area pumpkin patches.

Last Week for Kirkland Small Businesses to Apply for $10k Grants

Application Window Closes This Thursday for $1 Million in Grants from Comcast RISE Investment Fund; Apply at www.ComcastRISE.com

Kirkland Area Housing Market: Prices Continue To Rise

National home prices have surged over the past year; the Kirkland area was no exception.

Puget Sound Housing Market Still 'Frenzied' In September

Puget Sound's real estate market remains red hot, and low inventory continues to present a challenge for buyers across the region.

EvergreenHealth Seeks Parkinson's Patients For Upcoming Study

The hospital is looking for 50 volunteers to test a new device that monitors symptoms in early Parkinson's patients by their typing habits.

Kirkland Expands Rent Relief Grants For Small Businesses

Grants of up to $10,000 are available to Kirkland small businesses that have fallen behind on rent. Applications are due by Oct. 19.

Where To Find The Best Pumpkin Patches In Kirkland

Get ready for Halloween and family fun in the Kirkland area by visiting these nearby pumpkin patches in 2021.

Businesses in Kirkland May Apply for $10k Grants Starting Today

October 1-14, Eligible Businesses Can Apply for Comcast RISE Monetary Grants, and, or Marketing and Technology Services at ComcastRISE.com

Kirkland Extends Tree Rebate Deadline Through October

The city still has funds left to pay property owners up to $500 to plant new trees, and residents have an extra few weeks to apply.

Kirkland Company Ordered To Pay $2.6M In Restitution

The Washington State Attorney General's Office alleged a timeshare exit company misled consumers about money-back guarantees.

Artists Sought To Help Decorate The Cross Kirkland Corridor

The city will pay an artist or team of artists more than $8,000 to create a new installation along the Cross Kirkland Corridor.

Rental Arrears Trending Downward In King County: Analysis

More than 1 out of every 10 King County rental households are behind on rents as of early August, according to a new analysis.

Oktoberfest Returns To The Kirkland Waterfront On Friday

This year's Oktoberfest celebration returns Friday through Sunday, with more than 5,000 people expected to attend.

Lake Washington School District: Rosa Parks Elementary School Named 2021 National Blue Ribbon School

Rosa Parks Elementary School has been named a 2021 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education.

More Students in Kirkland Now Eligible for Internet Essentials

Low-Cost, High-Speed Internet Service for Federal Pell Grant Recipients at Lake Washington Institute of Technology and Northwest University