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Washington State Patrol is also trying to bust an urban myth that dialing *77 on a cell phone will connect you to a State Patrol dispatcher, but it will not reach a State Patrol dispatcher or any other law enforcement agency.

"Just call 9-…MORE

Last October the 60 members of Evergreen Key Club, a student service organization at Evergreen High School of White Center, went through a rigorous application process for the Starbucks Youth Venture Grant.

The startup grant gives youths…MORE

Seattle City Light warns of a new scam is underway affecting customers.

A "salesman" by the name of "Donny" attempts to make appointments to come to homes to look at ways to reduce energy consumption. The salesman asserts that he works for…MORE

In existence since the 1940's, the West Seattle Women's Golf Club is a member of the Greater Seattle Women's Public Golf Association, the Washington State Women's Public Links Association and the Pacific Northwest Golf Association.

Twenty new residents will be moving into Ballard on Feb. 29 and they won't be owners of the numerous condominiums overwhelming the area.

Trinity United Methodist Church will be a permanent host for a SHARE/WHEEL (Seattle Housing and…MORE

King County Metro Transit says bus fares for adults will increase by 25 cents starting Saturday, March 1.

A two-zone trip taken during peak-commute times will now cost $2.25, a one-zone trip $1.75, and the off-peak fare will be $1.50. New…MORE

The cliche/, "You can't afford to wait any longer" comes to mind when considering saving for your child's college education as tuition increases 7 percent annually at Washington public universities.

Washington State's 529 prepaid…MORE

The White Center Early Learning Initiative, a first-of-its-kind public-private community based partnership, will significantly expand early learning opportunities to children from birth to 5 years old in White Center.

Funded by two grants…MORE

Now that the Seattle Landmark Preservation Board has voted to preserve the old Manning's/Denny's building there are sure to be appeals to the decision that could lead to a City Council battle and even to the courts.

The board voted 6 to 3…MORE

Mayor Greg Nickels released $25,000 last week from a $350,000 fund he'd frozen that the City Council had set aside to aid renters being displaced by condominium conversions.

The temporary hold was necessary to determine if the funds would…MORE