News
Students from Bellevue, Medina named to dean’s list at UW
Students from Bellevue and Medina have been named to the dean's list at the University of Washington for…
Business
Zeigler-Prather joins BPW
Jean Zeigler-Prather has joined the board of Bellevue Business Professional Women as membership co-chair.
Business
Habib named to Innovate Washington board
State Rep. Cyrus Habib has been named to the board of directors of Innovate Washington, a public-private partnership…
News
Obituary | Nancy Lee Henson
Nancy Lee Henson of Bellevue died Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013 in Seattle. She was 58.
Business
Occupational therapy service opens
Nupur Tenne has opened Bellevue Bowen & Occupational Therapy Services.
Business
State seeks $400,000 against PSE
The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission on March 1 issued a complaint against Puget Sound Energy alleging the…
Opinion
Why my child will not be taking the MSP test
My wife and I are Bellevue School District parents. However, we are opting our third grade daughter out…
Sports
Bellevue girls fifth at Hardwood Classic | Prep basketball news
Coach Leah Krautter's Wolverines outlasted Glacier Peak before dropping games to eventual champion Cleveland and Wilson.
News
State’s high court rules unconstitutional two-thirds-vote requirement | Decision relates to 2010 initiative targeting tax increases
Sen. Pam Roach (R-Auburn) urged voters to “look out for [their] pocketbooks” after the state Supreme Court declared…
News
John (Jack) Savard serves as page in House
John (Jack) Savard, a sophomore at Bellevue High School, served as a page for the House of Representatives…
News
Maggie Ugelstad serves as Senate page
Maggie Ugelstad, a freshman at Bellevue High School, served as a Senate page during the recent legislative session.
News
Firearms issues gain House attention, but not in Senate
Four firearms-related bills are expected to continue moving through the House of Representatives this session after receiving committee…
News
Bellevue offers utility costs relief for low-income seniors
The City of Bellevue is offering low-income seniors (62 and older) and low-income permanently disabled persons relief on…
News
Young breast cancer survivors share hope and stories | National conference draws hundreds to Bellevue event
Victoria St. Martin saw a lot of things in her future: a burgeoning career as a journalist, even…
Opinion
Agreement keeps light rail on track | Editorial
It’s not often that two government entities, wrestling over a billion-dollar project, forge a plan that works for…
Letters to the Editor
City, residents have a disconnect
As our city has expanded, so has the gap between us and our government.
News
Goodwill to offer training in English, computers
Bellevue Goodwill is offering free training classes in English and computers. The eight-week session runs from March 11…
News
Bellevue seeking thoughts about downtown
The City of Bellevue is seeking thoughts and opinions from the community about the downtown area.
News
Emily Zhang wins scholarship
Emily Zhang of Bellevue has been named one of the Washington state winners of the 2012-13 Siemens Awards…
News
Claire Ducharme serves as page
Claire Ducharme of Bellevue recently served as a page for the Washington State Senate.