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DelBene to return portion of her salary to match automatic spending cuts
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene will return part of her pay this year in response to the across-the-board cuts known…
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Bellevue College Foundation luncheon set May 1
The Bellevue College Foundation will hold its 14th Annual “Become Exceptional” Luncheon on May 1. Featured speaker will…
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Contest seeks best T-shirt for anti-violence event
Cycle the WAVE (Women Against Violence Everywhere), which raises awareness of and funds for domestic violence programs across…
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Rotary race to save, enrich lives
The race may go to swift, or to the stroller-and-pet enriched, or to a child. Or possibly to…
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Bellevue forum to focus on kids’ safety
To help parents answer the monumental question – “How do I keep my kids safe?” – the city…
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Sister Virginia Rose McMonagle, who brought Forest Ridge Academy to Bellevue, dies
Religious of the Sacred Heart Virginia McMonagle died Easter Sunday, March 31, after a brief illness. was the…
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Paul McCartney announces stop at Safeco Field
Live Nation announced Tuesday afternoon that Paul McCartney will play at Safeco Field on July 19.
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Tower move increases reach of BC public radio station
With the successful relocation of the 91.3 KBCS broadcast tower to the summit of Cougar Mountain in Issaquah,…
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Bel-Square escalator accident blamed on faulty maintenance
An escalator accident Dec. 12, 2012 at Bellevue Square Macy's that injured seven people has been has been…
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Sammamish High School students tackle big issues at Gates Foundation
When 240 ninth grade students at Sammamish High School were assigned to think critically about global agriculture, their…
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YES breakfast raises $510,000 for youth
A 17-year-old high school senior inspired an audience of nearly 800 people March 19 at the annual YES…
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Video game tournament to benefit Bellevue College autism program
Bellevue College will hold the second-annual Autism Awareness Video Game Tournament on Saturday, April 13 to raise funds…
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Treehouse launches high school graduation program for foster kids
Treehouse, a local nonprofit organization serving youth in foster care, has rebranded the the organization, including a new…
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Students bring history-makers into classroom
Fifth-grade students at St. Louise Parish School in Bellevue welcomed famous people from history into the classroom recently…
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Snoqualmie Pass work to bring driving delays
Motorists planning a trip over Interstate 90 east of Snoqualmie Pass will face several major road improvement projects…
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Woodridge students win Global Reading Challenge
Students from Bellevue's Woodridge Elementary School have won the King County Library System 2012-2013 Global Reading Challenge.
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Nicholas Taylor awarded scholarship
Nicholas Taylor of Bellevue has been awarded an Academic Honors Scholarship for $4,000 for the 2013-14 academic year…
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Eight named to honor roll at Oregon State
Eight Bellevue students have been named to the scholastic honor roll for winter term at Oregon State University
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Medina to shred documents, take back drugs
Medina will hold a "shredder day" and "drug take back day" on Saturday, April 13.