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A barred owl chick yawns while resting in a cottonwood tree in Federal Way. The chick, along with its two siblings, spent most of the afternoon last week resting and waiting on their mother to bring them food.

If you come across any young…MORE

Burien City Council members said last week they do not support annexing the entire North Highline unincorporated area.

The lawmakers' views were aired during a special meeting last week on the potential impacts that an annexation would…MORE

Burien City Council members said last week they do not support annexing the entire North Highline unincorporated area.

The lawmakers' views were aired during a special meeting June 19 on the potential impacts that an annexation would have…MORE

Dave Larson says he's come full circle.

Larson graduated from Federal Way High during the school budgetary crisis of the 1970s; now as the newest member of the Federal Way Board of Education, he will help steer the district through its…MORE

The fee for kids to play organized football at the Southwest Recreation Complex this fall will be 25 times higher than just two years ago.

That's a tall crossbeam to clear for the Southwest Athletic Club, a football league for West Seattle…MORE

Though many drivers seem to be helpless in the fight against rising gas prices, one local tax advisor is helping create a company that could bring some change at the pumps.

Ian Briscoe, who owns a tax preparation business in Burien, is the…MORE

It should be quieter and less dangerous in SeaTac and Des Moines this Fourth of July.

This will be the first Independence Day that a complete ban on fireworks goes into effect in the two cities.

As a veteran of three wars, retired Sgt. Maj. Jack Jaunal has racked up 33 years of military service and a stack of 22 awards that begin with a Purple Heart Medal.

Jaunal, who will preside as grand marshal over Burien's Fourth of July…MORE

Out of more than 450 project entries, the Seattle Public Library Ballard branch was one of 11 winners nationwide to receive the American Institute of Architects Honor Award (AIA) that recognizes design excellence.

Tyrone Curry, a Highline School District employee for 30 years who works four jobs, now can add "Lottery Millionaire" to his resume.

The 55-year-old Evergreen High School custodian is Washington's latest millionaire -winning $3.4 million…MORE