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On our city streets, bicycles pedaled by human power and weighing a few pounds for each skinny frame, must maneuver among speeding cars, trucks and buses. With growing numbers of cyclists, the city of Seattle has introduced lane markings called…MORE

Join the race, volunteer, or cheer on a friend or loved one at the fourth annual Subaru U.S.

A controversial proposal placing more regulations on West Seattle's nightlife establishments has passed a Seattle City Council committee, but council member Sally Clark isn't sure the license component will pass a full vote.

The panel…MORE

Part one in a two-part series.

After serving the Burien community for 38 years, Rainier Photographic Supply and Dick's Camera closed its doors for good on August 11.

Owner Jonathan Stone, who bought the business at 15421 First Ave.…MORE

Conductor A. Brian Davenport leads the charge through one of the Federal Way Symphony's numbers August 18. Federal Way News staff photo.

Tom Stewart moved his privately owned food services corporation Services Group of America from West Seattle to Scottsdale, Ariz. last year.

Former Burien City Councilman Stephen Lamphear will challenge current Councilman Gordon Shaw in the November general election for Shaw's seat.

Lamphear and Shaw were the top two vote getters for Position 4 in the Aug. 21 primary election…MORE

The weather seemed fitting for a tour of a bog.

Rain poured from overhead, cascading its way down to the saturated earth below.

Washington State Ferries asks that travelers allow for extra time over the upcoming Labor Day holiday weekend.

The heaviest backups and overloading are anticipated 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, on westbound routes.

Return traffic is…MORE

The Highline School District has decided to closely study proposed legislation that could determine whether North Highline schools leave the district if Seattle annexes the unincorporated area.

Evergreen High and Cascade Middle as well as…MORE