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Elections in the 34th Legislative District will be easy this year because the three incumbents have drawn no opposition this year.

Recently appointed State Sen. Joe McDermott will get the remaining two years of the office's four-year term…MORE

Performing Trash Apes, the Battle of the Artists, and indie rock band The Bird Show of North America playing music while simultaneously painting birds on stage are a few of the unique happenings scheduled for this weekend's Burien Strawberry…MORE

Ballard businessman Brian Robinson grew up cheering for the Seattle Sonics and now he is fighting to keep the team from moving to Oklahoma.

Robinson started the organization Save Our Sonics the day after Clay Bennett and other Oklahoma…MORE

The viaduct has stopped sinking.

Crews with the Washington State Department of Transportation found no additional settling in the structure during a quarterly inspection last week Tuesday.

Bents 93 and 94, the two pairs of columns…MORE

The Westwood Neighborhood Council has developed what they call "an early vision" for the use of the Denny Middle School site and other lands owned by the Seattle Public Schools District.

Steven Fischer, president of the Westwood…MORE

The City of SeaTac will host its International Festival on Friday, June 27 through Sunday, June 29 at Angle Lake Park, 19408 International Boulevard.

The festival will offer a grand parade, a family fun run, a skateboard competition, a…MORE

Customers are finding it more and more difficult and time consuming to wait through long lines at the post office just to buy a small book of stamps.

It's not just the holiday season that gets the rush and lines out the door anymore. But…MORE

The Highline Community College Marine Science and Technology Center (MaST), a new public education center on Redondo Beach in Des Moines, was formally dedicated in a ceremony on June 16.

The event included a dedication ceremony, a ribbon…MORE

Harkening back to a tradition of old, Seattle Police plan to enforce some July 4th traffic rules that will affect West Seattle residents and other celebrants who flock to the Alki and North Admiral areas hoping for a good view of fireworks.

Two Catholic school principals say it's time for a change, and both will get their wish.

St. Bernadette principal Joe Budde will retire, again from the Burien school.

Taking his place will be Bob Rutledge who is leaving St.…MORE