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There's no untruth a young journalist won't try to uncover, even if that reporter is still learning multiplication tables and getting rides to school on a yellow bus.

From hard hitting news revealing elevated levels of lead in the water at…MORE

The Lora Lake Apartments in Burien, long threatened by the wrecking ball, will open again as an affordable-housing complex.

Burien City Council members approved by a 4-2 vote on Nov. 5 a memorandum of understanding to preserve the 162…MORE

Burien City Councilman Gordon Shaw decisively defeated former councilman Stephen Lamphear in the Nov.

The Lora Lake Apartments in Burien, long threatened by the wrecking ball, will open again as an affordable-housing complex.

Burien City Council members approved by a 4-2 vote on Nov. 5 a memorandum of understanding to preserve the 162…MORE

King County Water District 54 defended its service to downtown Des Moines, dubbed the Waterland Community, during a Nov. 1 city council meeting.

"There's no specific concern we have other than a rapid shut off in the water system,"…MORE

Raccoons are common visitors to Federal Way backyards. Our abundance of trees and green spaces create excellent habitat for all kinds of creatures, from deer to coyotes.

If you're feeling creative, grab your digital camera and capture…MORE

The number of bicyclist entering downtown during the morning commute has increased 31 percent since 2000, according to statistics released by the Seattle Department of Transportation.

"More and more people are choosing to leave the car in…MORE

Visit this Web site for Highline-area results in the Nov. 6 general election.

Races for city council positions in Burien, Normandy Park, Des Moines, SeaTac and Tukwila were decided. Tukwila voters also selected a new mayor.

Voters…MORE

Highline School District officials disputed last week a new study that labels Evergreen and Tyee High schools as "dropout factories."

According to a Johns Hopkins University study, Evergreen in North Highline and Tyee in SeaTac are among…MORE

A potential non-binding agreement that could settle the dispute over the Lora Lake Apartments was scheduled for discussion by the Burien City Council on Nov. 5.

The meeting came after this issue of the Times/News was printed.