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The spirit of Steve Cox, and a chilly wind, were felt by many on the field and in the stands of the newly dedicated Steve Cox Memorial Park Saturday as family, friends, dignitaries, and many King County police and firefighters honored the deputy…MORE

The return of the Elliott Bay Water Taxi for another summer season will be celebrated with a kick-off event on Sunday, April 27 from noon to 2 p.m.

Refreshments, live music, and family activities will be featured at the event at West…MORE

The owner of a Chiropractic clinic Dr. Tom Payne had his prized mascot Sasquatch Sam stolen last year and the thieves were attempting to cut off the legs to cover up the theft when they were caught 4 blocks away in a neighborhood backyard.

Revolutionary and unusual ideas were featured at last week's Sustainable Ballard meeting, which was billed as a "Green Round-Up."

Jon Ramer, director of Interra, the group which introduced the Puget Sound Community Change card, talked…MORE

Despite the Seattle School Board voting last week to increase rental prices for buildings unused as schools any longer, the group leasing the Old Crown Hill Elementary School say they are not worried about the matter.

"By the time the…MORE

On the night of April 13 the last pin will fall, the last tab will be pulled, and the last beer will be poured and the sun will go down at the Sunset Bowl.

After a half century of service, the building will not be spared and the property…MORE

Sand stabilization may sound like an oxymoron, but that is exactly what the Seattle Department of Transportation promises with its federally funded repair plan for the portion of Golden Gardens Drive that collapsed during a rainstorm last…MORE

Washington's Enhanced Driver License, a hybrid driver license/identification card that doubles as a boarder crossing document, has been officially declared Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative compliant by the U.S.

Seaview Avenue residents are still unhappy about transit service and King County Metro still is defending the lack of service because there is not enough money, despite the surge in ridership.

Metro officials and County Council member…MORE

Fires killed 50 people in Washington State last year, says State Fire Marshal Michael Matlick.

The leading cause of fire fatalities is directly related to cigarettes, which were the cause in 9 (or 18 percent) of the fire fatalities in 2007…MORE