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King County Metro Transit will make changes in its bus service starting Saturday, Feb. 6.

The changes will affect more than 80 bus routes-- either by adding or reducing trips, adjusting schedules, or changing routing.

The most…MORE

The mother and child figures from "The Passage" artwork are gone from the Burien Interim Art Space but the accolades for the mother and father of the temporary installation continues.

Monday, Jan. 11 was declared "Dane Johnson and Kathy…MORE

For people who need a computer to search the Internet for jobs, or get advice on preparing a resume and applying for jobs online, Burien Goodwill's Job Training and Education Center is here to help.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:45 a.m…MORE

Current Burien residents and residents of the North Highline annexation area, which will become part of the city on April 1, are encouraged to apply for current openings on the Arts Commission, Planning Commission and Parks & Recreation Board…MORE

Boulevard Park resident Norma Burroughs jokes that after 68 years of marriage she is still chasing her husband.

Don Burroughs, who will be 95 in May, is not an easy man to catch. Just ask his competitors in four Senior Olympics.

In…MORE

A Metro bus driver, age 56, was assaulted early Saturday Jan. 23, and received injuries that resulted in her hospitalization at Valley Medical Center.

Three persons were later arrested, one for the assault and two for vandalizing the bus…MORE

Des Moines, Normandy Park, SeaTac and Kent are the recipients of grants from the state Department of Ecology that will help them comply with federal regulations regarding toxic runoff from streets and other surfaces.

Each city will each…MORE

Sea Mar Community Health Centers in Des Moines, devoted to assisting south King County's growing Latino community, received a motorized boost to their program with a delivery by Metropolitan King County Councilwoman Julia Patterson of a retired…MORE

After Cadet Thomas Avolio's tragic accident in 2006, he was not expected to live, much less return to the Air Force Academy.

Laying in a coma in a Colorado hospital in intensive care, Avolio's body was in shambles and his life was hanging…MORE

One person really can make a difference. Longtime resident Keith Ono suggested to the City of Federal Way that it should recycle Styrofoam packing blocks, especially after the holidays when people tend to get a lot of packaged stuff. The City…MORE