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How do Federal Way residents get in shape? An informal poll revealed last week that as the weather turns colder, membership at the health clubs around Federal Way is rising towards an all-time high. In addition to two Bally Total Fitness and a…MORE

A collaborative effort from law enforcement agencies from King County, Des Moines, Federal Way and Tacoma continue to analyze evidence as they attempt to link a series of violent rapes throughout the area to a local suspect.

Police…MORE

Last week, an important dignitary from the Republic of Korea visited Federal Way.

Jae-Joung Lee, a Vice Prime Minister in the Korean government, is spending the month of November touring the United States in his role as senior vice…MORE

Highline Cancer Center and The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society will offer a free community class on "Food, Mood and You" on Wednesday, Nov. 16.

Presented by Bastyr University Naturopathic faculty and students, the 6 p.m. class will be at…MORE

The city of SeaTac's code enforcement staff has developed a new Neighborhood Grant Program to provide resident groups with matching funds for neighborhood improvement projects.

The program is designed to encourage neighbors to work…MORE

Highline-area residents can help stop flooding in neighborhoods this fall by clearing leaves and litter from storm drains and ditches around their homes.

The Burien Public Works Department recently stated that its crews are doing "their…MORE

The Times/News will publish on Wednesday, Nov. 16, complete updated results of Highline-area races in the Nov.

North Highline Unincorporated Area Council members gave a preliminary recommendation on Nov. 3 that North Highline annex to Burien.

Ten council members approved the recommendation with Doris Tevaseu opposed and Karen Veloria abstaining.…MORE

This Friday - Nov. 11 - Americans will pause again to honor the veterans of our nation's armed services.

Their legions span generations, from the declining number of men who fought a two-ocean war over 60 years ago to a growing number of…MORE

A recent appellate ruling that Des Moines businessman Gary Petersen has no conflict of interest while serving on that city's council will be taken to the state Supreme Court.

Last month, the state Court of Appeals affirmed its prior ruling…MORE