The Apple Watch release was last Friday, and Bellevue-based startup Prism was happy to have its mobile application integration finished and approved just in time.
A runaway horse was struck by a car on the 5000 block of 132nd Avenue Northeast around 7:45 p.m. Wednesday and had to be euthanized.
The Bellevue City Council on Monday lauded a proposal to construct apartments and townhomes north of the Crossroads Mall as a positive use of the vacant Haggen grocery site, and anticipates clearing the project for construction in June.
An independent consulting firm has published a report that supports Puget Sound Energy’s claims — and the method used to reach its conclusion — that population growth and energy consumption will likely cause capacity issues for the power company in the near future and winter outages for customers as soon as winter 2017.
Police are actively searching for a robbery suspect, who made off with an undisclosed amount of cash from the U.S. Bank in Factoria around 12:20 p.m. today (Tuesday, April 28).
Bellevue Economic Development Director James Henderson says it may be too late to keep Expedia from moving to Seattle, but he believes he can draw and keep more businesses here through a retention and expansion program that will be his office’s top priority in 2015.
The Bellevue Golf Course is getting a positive amount of play at its newly opened double-decker driving range, which replaces the original from 1968 with a technological flourish.
An Auburn man who used threats and violence to control two sex trafficking victims was sentenced to 92 months in prison today, nearly a year after he was arrested by Bellevue Police, who used one of the women to build a case against him.
An investigation into the three-alarm fire that destroyed the AutoNation car dealership on 116th Avenue Northeast in Bellevue early Saturday morning will take a considerable amount of time, given the heavy debris left by a collapsed showroom and burned up vehicles.
Four Bellevue City Council positions are up for election this year. Here is the list of candidates who have announced their campaigns, so far.
Maybin Chisebuka is an urban farmer in Bellevue who had an idea about how to supply his neighbors with low-cost organic produce by teaching them how to grow it themselves. Now that dream is being seeded by nonprofits to become a hybrid garden in the Lake Hills Greenbelt that provides educational gardening and crop sharing, promotes social business practice, offers organic produce to low-income households and STEM-focused curriculum for Bellevue students.
The city is working to fast-track analysis of a comprehensive plan amendment that would allow St. Luke’s Lutheran Church to site an affordable housing complex behind its house of worship on Bellevue Way.
The Bellevue City Council delayed approval of a Puget Sound Energy project to create redundancies between the Lake Hills and Phantom Lake substations on Monday to give officials time to look for possible last-minute changes.
A Bellevue plastic surgeon still practicing in Kirkland has been charged with unprofessional conduct by the state’s Medical Quality Assurance Commission for allegedly forging more than $60,000 in prescriptions for relatives and then pocketing the drugs to feed his own habit.
Entrepreneur and business coach Jeff Levy is offering a free seminar on what it takes to start and run your own business 5:30-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 28 at the Bellevue branch of the King County Library.
The Newport Rocketry Club was done in by equipment failure at last year’s Team America Rocketry Challenge, but sophomore George Eller says he isn’t leaving room for error at the 2015 competition next month.
The Sherwood Center is coming down as a retail outlet and rising up as a 620-unit apartment complex as outlined in permits by Carmel Partners, a San Francisco-based real estate investment firm that purchased the property earlier this year.
The Bellevue School District will integrate its STEM curriculum into the last seven elementary schools to adopt the district initiative next fall, incorporating engineering and design challenges expected to increase student interest in technology-based careers in the future.
The city council could soon pave the way for 230 multifamily housing units to replace the vacant Haggen grocery site in Bellevue, the proponent awaiting an agreement to lift restrictions on such development in the Crossroads neighborhood.
Acting U.S. Attorney Annette Hayes says Washington Auditor Troy Kelley “spun a web of lies” to avoid taxation on — and hide money he stole — from home loan borrowers in an announcement Thursday that a grand jury has indicted the elected official on 10 criminal charges.
