Enrollment has picked up since the pandemic, but the lag threatens the state’s quest for education equity.
District denies violations alleged in complaints to state Public Disclosure Commission
Carla Avelino Cayetano, 22, remembered as ‘a remarkably funny, intelligent and beautiful soul’
Incident started and ended on West Hill after driver hit high speeds, ran red lights on East Hill
Frank Evans shot and injured 5 people in 2007 at Denny’s restaurant
Each worked anywhere from 23 years to 43 years with the department
Exhibit to be open Oct. 26-27 in downtown Kent
Agency also offers recommendations if a driver is carjacked
Effort to improve safety along State Route 99 where current speed limit is 45 mph
Podcast
In this episode, we take a closer look at how Renton is in the process of seizing and selling a property that is believed to be involved in a large-scale illegal marijuana grow operation. We also look at how King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn sent a letter to Washington State Auditor Pat McCarthy requesting state performance and financial audits of King County-funded juvenile diversion programs.
Crash along SE 223rd Drive on Friday afternoon, Oct. 6
Vehicle ends up in ravine early Saturday morning, Oct. 7 along South 208th Street
Pat Fitzpatrick denies union grievance to return Officer Michael Morfoot to the force
But ‘the love and support is mighty and fierce’ in breast cancer survivors’ group, Mayor Ralph says
Mayor Dana Ralph says cameras will provide additional transparency
Businesses must have 10 employees or less to be eligible for up to $5,000 for repairs
Incidents include multiple store robberies, carjacking, 5 shot at rental house party
Meeting from 6-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25 at Zion Lutheran Church
Podcast
In this episode, we take a closer look at a man who stabbed his former teacher at a Catholic school in Federal Way; and Renton police warn of staged vehicle collisions that result in carjackings.
Family posts bond on $2 million bail for Elijah Cain, a 2023 graduate of Kentridge High School.
