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At noon today travelers riding the light rail train from Westlake Center in Downtown Seattle to the SeaTac station dropped their pants in the first annual no-pants ride. The no-pants ride was organized by Emerald City Improv, a comedy improv…MORE

Seattle's popular Memphis Radio Kings, Nathan Wade & the Dark Pioneers, and Gunn & Damage Dunn rocked the Skylark Cafe Saturday night, Jan. 9. You may know Radio King member Charlie Beck, pictured left, as the caller during Feedback…MORE

The SeaTac City Council has voted unanimously to purchase a 4.23 acre parcel and commercial structure located at 15247 International Boulevard for a total acquisition cost of no more than $12.7 million.

The property, located directly…MORE

Highline Community College's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Week is one of the college's biggest events and features nationally known authors and scholars discussing a variety of topics, including diversity, politics and the legacy of Dr. King.

During the first Des Moines City Council meeting of the new decade on Jan. 7, Bob Sheckler was elected to a fourth consecutive term as Des Moines Mayor in a 5-2 vote.

Councilman Dave Kaplan will serve as the new mayor pro-tem.

At…MORE

Joan McGilton was selected Jan. 4 for a third consecutive term as Burien mayor by fellow council members.

The vote was 5-1 with Councilman Jack Block Jr. voting against McGilton. No one else was nominated.

Rose Clark was elected as…MORE

During the murky days of January, some people have reported seeing a ghost wandering Des Moines' Beach Park.

And that formidable castle on the hill, Landmark on the Sound in Des Moines, formerly known as the Masonic Home, can look…MORE

With Dow Constantine, who represented Burien and North Highline on the county council, as the new King County Executive, Burien officials are expecting improved relations with county government.

The first result of the new cooperation is…MORE

Wondering how to honor the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this year?

A group of dedicated volunteers is working with the City of Federal Way Diversity Commission to sponsor a food and blanket drive for those most in need…MORE

Got something to lose? If that something is extra weight, don’t wait to sign up for the Federal Way Community Center’s Annual Biggest Loser fitness program and contest.

Since 2008, the Biggest Loser competition has helped 203 Federal Way…MORE