How would you like to see the former Burlington Northern rail corridor used?
Prosecutors say four soldiers in Georgia killed Kirkland native Michael Roark and his girlfriend to keep them silent about their plans.
Non-profit is leading the charge against expansion of the urban growth boundary.
Some motorists are fighting the fines in a new toll court – but don’t expect much leniency.
How are you feeling about your personal finances these days?
What races are you most concerned about in the November elections?
The Woodinville Rep has decided to cancel its October shows and try to start fresh next year.
King County will repair 11 miles of roadway starting Aug. 20
App developed in partnership with 11 other local cities wins interactive media award.
A look back at the top stories from the past week.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was the featured speaker at a Washington State Republican Party unity rally.
Bellevue-based Taylor Development announced involvement with "Wine Village" property at Aug. 7 city council meeting.
No big surprises on day two of the ballot count. The favorites solidified leads. Incumbent Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy I. Dorn will head to the general election unopposed after a dominant primary.
Updated primary results were released by King County Elections shortly after 4 pm. Wednesday.
It appears now all but certain that State Sen. Rosemary McAulliffe will face Dawn McCravey in the Nov. 7 general election, while State Rep. Derek Stanford will face Sandy Guinn.
Bellevue Way over 520 will also be closed Friday night to Sunday morning between Northup Way in Kirkland and Northeast 32nd Place in Bellevue. The 520 Bridge closure extends to Monday morning at 5 a.m.
In early returns Goodman took 48.81 percent of the 45th District Position 1 votes while Springer led the Position 2 race with 55.64 percent.
Republican John Koster has 47 percent of the votes, followed by Suzan DelBene with 23 percent and Darcy Burner with 13 percent.
Mail-in ballots must be postmarked Tuesday or dropped off at a drop-off location by 8 p.m.
A look back at some of the top stories from the past week.
The company announced it plans to hire permanent drivers to replace striking workers and is picking up in most of the surrounding towns.
Some residents have asked Patch how to get the city to put in a traffic light, here is what we found out.
A landowner of 11 acres is asking King County to move the Urban Growth Boundary to include his property into the city.
Waste Management is currently reviewing a proposal it says the union submitted late Sunday night, July 29.
The annual visit of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels Aug. 2-5 for their aeronautical performances over Lake Washington brings traffic and several road closures on Interstate 90.
The company is bringing in drivers from out of the area and plans to first service critical public health facilities such as hospital and nursing homes. A plan to resume bargaining on Saturday has fallen through.