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A section of the Alaskan Way Viaduct continues to sink, but state crews have almost completed work to stop it.

Bents 93 and 94, the pairs of columns and their cross braces between Columbia and Yesler streets, sank another 3/8 inch,…MORE

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Laugh at the battle of the sexes in Lysistrata, a bawdy comedy about making love not war, which opens at Burien Little Theatre Friday, April 4.

In the show, which runs through April 27, the women of Greece make a pact to withhold their…MORE

Highline Community College student Steve Simpkins from Des Moines has been named a member of the 2008 All-Washington Academic Team for his scholastic achievement and community service.

The honor comes with a $250 scholarship from KeyBank,…MORE

Gov. Chris Gregoire has signed a bill which requires campus safety plans for Washington's colleges and universities.

The measure sponsored by Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles passed both the House and Senate unanimously.

"This bill was…MORE

Harbor Properties soon will raze the buildings that have housed the West Seattle Montessori School for 28 years and the preschool children, older students and their teachers have till the end of August to find another place for their school.…MORE

SeaTac City Council members acted March 25 to close a possible loophole in the city's park 'n fly regulations.

To provide a little economic incentive, SeaTac had allowed one bonus off-street parking space for every 25 square feet of retail…MORE

The Port of Seattle opened Sea-Tac International Airport's new northbound Airport Expressway and return-to-terminal loop roadway March 27, significantly reducing congestion for traffic leaving the airport._

_This is a major step in…MORE

From Ballard to Bellingham to Burundi, an eclectic group of nearly 20 professionals and students, including a massage therapist, a self-ascribed "computer geek," a veterinarian assistant and alternative-rock drummer, and even a retiree from the…MORE

BlueStar Management said last week it would build Gateway Center, its second large mixed-use building on Fauntleroy, this one across 39th Avenue form their Fauntleroy Place complex that will include a Whole Foods store and Hancock Fabrics.