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King County Executive proposes discount for low-income solid waste customers
The proposal would help low-income customers better afford the basic costs of living.
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Initiatives 1631 and 1634 qualify for the 2018 general election
Secretary of State certified the intiatives for the November election.
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Public invited to review draft transportation plan for 2040 and beyond
Statewide policy plan offers public to review and comment by Sept. 20.
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Washington joins Undetectable = Untransmittable HIV prevention campaign
Washington is the sixth state health department to join the campaign along with 18 other states.
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Investment brings $130M, Arne Duncan to Bellevue company
The Rise Fund invests in DreamBox Learning.
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Bellevue police chief on paid leave following criminal allegations
Chief Steve Mylett was place on leave Thursday after allegations were reported to Bothell Police.
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KidsQuest receives $733,000 toward new location
Funds will pay for the recently-completed location in Bellevue.
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AG Ferguson sues Trump administration for giving dangerous people access to 3-D printed firearms
Ferguson argues downloadable guns make weapons easier for people to obtain.
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UPDATE: Double stabbing victims at Harborview with serious injuries
The suspect had been staying with the elderly victims for weeks before violently attacking them.
Life
International High grad completes basic military training
International High grad graduates from basic Air Force training
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Sound Transit completes East Link Bellevue tunnel excavation
Crews tunneled one-third of a mile in 15 months
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State health officials urge residents to stay healthy in hot weather
State health officials issue advisory for upcoming heat wave
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WSDOT shares new work zone safety message and video
WSDOT shares new work zone safety video to combat roadway danger
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Bloodworks Northwest urges community to donate blood
Bloodworks Northwest in need of O negative blood
Life
Measles, it’s never too late to get vaccinated
The summer is a great time to get outdoors and have fun; don’t let measles ruin your plans.
Life
Bellevue arts fairs to draw community July 27-29
Upwards of 600 vendors to be featured at annual arts and crafts fairs
Life
Police remind residents of heat saftey for pets
Bellevue Police remind residents hot dogs are not cool
Sports
Baseball camps are on the horizon
FirstSwing Foundation continues its tradition of baseball/softball camps