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While at earlier meetings, Highline Public Schools board members heard anguished pleas about proposed cuts, board members on Aug.

The Tukwila Historical Society has announced the first ever tour of 25 historical homes, buildings and sites around Tukwila.

Scheduled for Aug. 23 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, the tour begins at the Tukwila Community Center, 12424 42nd Ave. S.…MORE

On August 14, at approximately 8:21 p.m., officers were dispatched to a shooting at Lakota Middle School, located at 1415 SW 314 Street in Federal Way.

When officers arrived a 26 year old Hispanic male victim was located and determined to…MORE

The second design review meeting for a proposed 234-unit apartment building at 1400 N.W. Market St. has been cancelled.

The six-story apartment building would replace Sunset Bowl, which operated in Ballard as a 24-hour bowling alley and…MORE

After yet another attempt by community members to prevent the combination of Denny Middle School and Sealth High School, a recent ruling has kept the project on track.

On June 2 the Seattle Committee to Save Our Schools, a community group…MORE

A coalition of community organizations and the Family Resource Center are sponsoring a back to school resource fair for SeaTac families on Aug. 22.

The event is supported by businesses, community members, and service groups.

The…MORE

In an alarming new trend the National Institute on Drug Abuse has determined that while the majority of drug use is down, prescription drug and medicine abuse is rising and the statistics are particularly alarming for young people, 20 percent of…MORE

In February, Robinson Newspapers reporter Tim St. Clair died at age 57 of pancreatic cancer.

Called "a legend in West Seattle journalism," St. Clair worked nearly 20 years for the West Seattle Herald/White Center News.

Now, Sheila…MORE

What began as a solution to uncomfortably warm temperatures became a winning business strategy at the Cowgirls Espresso in Tukwila.

Baristas at Cowgirls wear different getups that match the theme of the day. It all started when one woman…MORE

New business owners learned that the impact their establishments leave on Ballard Avenue is meticulously measured by the Landmark District Board.

Mark Magdaleno, of local shoe store Triple, came before the board for approval to install an…MORE