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Fatal Chimney Condo fire in Downtown Bellevue ruled an accident
A previous copy of this story mistakenly identified Fire Investigator Brooke Robinson by the incorrect pronoun. The Reporter…
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School districts share homeless students’ struggles; daily search for food, housing leave studies behind
High school years: for students it’s a time to prepare for college, a transition period to becoming an…
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BelRed businesses invited to discuss EastLink impact in Bellevue
The Bellevue Office of Economic Development and Sound Transit invite Bellevue businesses to attend the Bellevue Business Resource…
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Excavator strikes gas line Richards Road, causing leak
During a Bellevue Transportation Department project on Richards Road, construction crews accidentally fractured a gas line, shutting down…
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Councilmember Conrad Lee announces re-election efforts
Conrad Lee formally announced his candidacy for re-election to the Bellevue City Council to a crowd of supporters…
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Bellevue’s lost sons honored at centennial anniversary of World War One
On April 6, 1917, the United States Congress voted overwhelmingly to declare war on the Empire of Germany,…
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King County Housing Authority reopens waiting list for affordable housing
With a record number of low-income households around King County struggling to pay the rent, the King County…
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Lifespring raises $462,285 to support Bellevue’s kids
More than 750 Bellevue community members gathered at the Meydenbauer Center on Thursday, March 30th to raise funds…
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Bridle Trails State Park participating in state Earth Day celebrations
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission and numerous partners invite the public to celebrate Earth Day at…
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None seriously injured as collision causes traffic snarl on Lake Hills Connector
Everyone mercifully walked away from an ugly vehicle collision on Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Lake Hills…
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Open Window School students engage in mock legislative experience
This year, eighth graders at Bellevue’s Open Window School have been learning about government, both federal and state.
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Multiple slots open on Bellevue boards and commissions
The Bellevue City Council is seeking candidates for vacancies on the city’s Environmental Services, Human Services and Transportation…
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Bellevue cops crack down on distracted driving
“U Text, U Drive, U Pay” is the message the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) is sending to…
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Student group demands reviewed hiring practices at Bellevue College
An activist student group at Bellevue College has taken the administration’s hiring practices to task after claiming an…
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Jared Nieuwenhuis tosses hat into City Council election ring
Standing with family and neighborhood leaders, Parks & Community Services Board Member Jared Nieuwenhuis announced his candidacy for…
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Utilities work to shut down 114th Avenue Southeast
Work near the Bellefield Area of Bellevue will shut down 114th Avenue Southeast for two weeks starting Monday,…
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Schools Foundation raises more than $700,000
The Bellevue community raised $700,000 at the annual Spring for Schools Benefit Luncheon for the Bellevue Schools Foundation…
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Simas withdraws interest from November council election
Just days after his selection as an interim City Council member and just before he is due to…