Ian Rogers is due to leave Overlake Hospital today following his rescue from a Snoqualmie Pass avalanche Sunday.
The Sound Transit Capital Committee on Thursday voted to recommend an alternative light-rail route for South Bellevue that would run East Link along Bellevue Way and 112th Ave. SE.
The alignment, known as B2M, is expected to save $50 million to $100 million on the East Link project, making the cost more reasonable for a city worried about the overruns it would have to cover to realize a downtown tunnel.
Trimming the Bellevue School District budget should come first through reduced classroom temperatures, increased fees for high school athletics, and cuts to central administration, and bussing changes.
Those were the top choices in a survey last month that asked parents, teachers, students and staff to identify their preferred budget reduction measures.
Adrianne Peterson is sure the city of Bellevue wants to shut her down.
She’s the owner of Touchdown Espresso, a new “bikini barista” stand that opened March 1 at 148th Ave. NE and Main Street in the Lake Hills neighborhood.
The city is coming down on Peterson for operating a drive-through, which is prohibited at the location of her business.
The St. Andrew’s Housing Group broke ground Monday on what will become the first Eastside housing project for homeless military veterans, located in Bellevue.
An established Bellevue camera store was burglarized for the second time in less than five weeks early Tuesday morning.
Omega Photo co-owner Larry Meece arrived at his shop around 9 a.m. to find that a thief had gained access to his business, once again by cutting through the wall of a vacant rental space next door.
Gov. Christine Gregoire visited Bellevue City Hall Tuesday morning to put her signature on seven new bills, two of which are related to tolling on 520 and how tolling revenues will be used.
The bills provide funding for planned renovations on the east end of the corridor while politicians, neighborhood groups and planning officials work out final details for the more contentious bridge and west end.
A Key Bank branch at 1055 Bellevue Way was robbed around 3:30 p.m. on Monday.
According to witnesses, a man entered the bank and handed a note to the teller demanding money. The note implied that he had a gun, although no one saw the weapon.
The suspect fled on foot with around $3,000, according to police. He is still at large.
A U.S. District judge on Friday threw out a claim that the city of Bellevue failed in its promise to fix faulty designs for storm water and sedimentation facilities in Coal Creek basin.
It was a coming-out party on Thursday as the normally low-key Bellevue Police Foundation held its first official fundraiser with notable Eastside business leaders and politicians in attendance.
The organization, which formed in 2007 to support local police officers, has survived up until now on quiet donations from a few wealthy patrons – among them Bellevue developer Kemper Freeman, Jr.
Republican Attorney General Rob McKenna answers critics of his decision to challenge the federal health-care reform bill recently signed by President Obama.
The Bellevue City Council voted unanimously on Monday in favor of a new routing preference for downtown light rail, choosing the C9T tunnel alternative along 110th Ave. NE.
Bellevue native Alysia Wood will bring her stand-up routine back to Washington next month after earning the moniker “America’s Next Funniest” comedian from the Improv comedy franchise in January.
A new citizens group announced its arrival to the transportation conversation on Thursday at the downtown Bellevue transit center.
Bellevue School District hears more thoughts on potential budget cuts
Kemper helistop still on hold following hearing examiner recommendation
City Council chooses new tunnel route for downtown light rail
I-405 tolling proposal stalls in Olympia
Biotech on top at Bellevue Towers with meeting of industry players
Bellevue math committee recommends traditional math books
