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This massive white oak dominates the side yard of a home on 162nd S.W. It's owners, Rita and Frank Corken, believe the tree to be about 150 years old. Their house was built about 1925. Frank Corken said that if the tree ever toppled, he's afraid…MORE

If Highline schools administrators had recommended taking guns away from security officers, they might have packed the place.

But since the final recommendations left in place the current arming levels and, instead, emphasized security…MORE

The vote to increase the contract and payment agreement with Burien CARES failed at the May 20 Burien City Council meeting. The vote was split 3-3, Councilmember Joan McGilton was absent.

The Burien Community Animal Resource and Education…MORE

Our news partner, Q13 Fox News is reporting that authorities said a father and son working at a SeaTac car dealership forged title documents that kept the state from collecting excise taxes. Investigators worry this scheme has been going on since…MORE

The “Aluminum Overcast,” the Experimental Aircraft Association’s (EEA) restored B-17 bomber, returns to Boeing Field to offer rides Saturday, May 25 through Monday, Memorial Day. People can book flights at the Museum of Flight.

Pictured…MORE

Press release from the Boulevard Park Place Walking Club

The residents of Boulevard Park Place Retirement Community have formed a walking club. They have been walking since January in support of their fellow residents who are involved in…MORE

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he Highline Public Schools and Highline Schools Foundation for Excellence Second Annual Highline Public Schools Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet was held Tuesday, May 21 at Mount Rainier High School. Last…MORE

The Burien Fire Department seems to be on a life-saving mission to rescue its new station at 900 SW 146th St. The state-of-the-art, but yet-to-be-opened, facility is plagued with infrastructure problems, from the massive roof, which hosts…MORE

Press release:

Interested in serving your community? The Valley View Sewer District is accepting applications for an upcoming vacancy on its Board of Commissioners.

Applicants must be registered voters who live in the District.…MORE

A third place finish added up to a fifth place finish for Luke Doss and the Seattle Christian School boys golf team.

Doss took third place individually for the Warriors in the Class 1A state tournament, stroking to third place round…MORE