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Thirty-nine years ago, Katie Dolan had trouble finding a school that would accept her son. He required special care because of his autism, a mental disorder that makes it difficult to interact socially.

Dolan, frustrated that her son and…MORE

Local Prudential agents will collect non-perishable foods and personal hygiene items through Oct.

For the past three weeks, Diane Sewell of Burien has wondered about the victims of Hurricane Katrina, whose graphic images on television display their pain and loss.

"People recovering from a disaster, even though they need the stress…MORE

A recent administrative ruling that local governments may not "second guess" the siting of unwanted public facilities within their borders has the city of SeaTac considering amending its zoning code.

The code change relates to "essential…MORE

The state Public Disclosure Commission recently found two Highline-area candidates in violation of state campaign-finance laws.

Robert Hall, a candidate for SeaTac City Council, was fined $200 for failure to file the Candidate Registration…MORE

The new Burien City Hall/King County Regional Library Building may cost $2.4 million less than anticipated earlier.

Burien Public Works Director Steve Clark told council members on Sept.

If Seattle doesn't get the $2 billion approved by the Washington Legislature to help replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the city will tear down the deteriorating elevated highway anyway because it is unsafe, said Mayor Greg Nickels during an…MORE

Times/News Correspondent

As local political campaigns for the fall election heat up, many voters will notice changes in the King County Council districts.

Many of these voters also will find themselves in new districts.

One…MORE

The North Highline Unincorporated Area Council (NHUAC) will hold a community meeting Thursday, Sept. 15, to receive public comment on annexation .

The 7 p.m. meeting at St. Bernadette School, 1028 S.W.

The Burien/Normandy Park Fire Department (Fire District 2) will ask voters in the Sept.