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Bel-Red homes wait for permits

A new housing project in the Bel-Red corridor has entered the final stages of permitting, and looks to…

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Ford dealership to rebuild after fire

Months after a fire destroyed the AutoNation Ford dealership on 116th Avenue Northeast, plans are underway to reconstruct…

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Race for city council seats in home stretch

As the days leading up to the general election tick away, the 2015 Bellevue City Council candidates are…

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With around 20 players injured, Sammamish football cancellations go on | Local coaches disagree if number of injured is normal

The ongoing injuries to football players at Sammamish High School continue to cause game cancellations with school officials…

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Wolverines dominate Patriots on the gridiron

Prep sports roundup for the Bellevue region is unveiled

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Bad sport starts fight at adult soccer game | Bellevue Police Blotter Oct. 12-19

October 12 No brotherly love: A suspect assaulted his brother in Bellevue and then fled to his home…

The scene during a night time shoot on Bellevue College’s main campus this summer.

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Hollywood comes to Bellevue | Students work as producers, crew members for movie

For six days this summer, Bellevue College became a Hollywood set of sorts, and its students joined the…

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Bellevue man’s lost camera returned with help from Facebook

A Bellevue resident has been reunited with a camera he lost on Mount St. Helens after nearly 70,000…

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Bellevue Good to Go! service center closed due to bomb threat

The Bellevue Good To Go! customer service center has been closed after receiving bomb threats, the state Department…

The scene of a crash on Oct. 16 when a driver crashed into the (11 Driving School in Bellevue.

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Driving test #fail

A driver at the 911 Driving School allegedly made a mistake and accelerated into in the building on…

A view of the old Surrey Downs courthouse demolition

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Former Surrey Downs courthouse demolished

Residents seeking marriage licenses, passports, name changes and more will officially no longer be able to get those…

Drones like this model have grown rapidly in popularity — and in controversy — in recent years. Some of the issues in question will be addressed in the new course at Bellevue College.

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Drone technology flies into Bellevue College

A new Bellevue College course is addressing the next wave in technology: drones.

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City seeks input of local businesses

For the first time, the city of Bellevue is conducting a survey of businesses in the city.

A graphic showing the locations of the subduction zone off the shores of Washington.

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City, residents preparing for major earthquake

Though California has long been talked of as the earthquake-prone part of the West Coast, scientists say it…

An infant holds Kelye Kneeland’s finger during her stay at the House of Grace orphanage in China. The orphanage’s owner

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Helping hands: Bellevue woman, daughter volunteer in Chinese orphanage

Thirteen years after she stood on the airport tarmac in China with her infant daughter, Grace, for whom…

Children stand in front of the construction site of the new Downtown Bellevue clubhouse.

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Boys & Girls Club breaks ground on new clubhouse

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Bellevue broke ground on a new 27,000 square foot clubhouse in Downtown…

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Residents mailed incorrect invoices with false alarm fines, registration charges

Many Bellevue residents received letters this month alerting them to overdue accounts and fines stemming from the city’s…

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Standoffs, drugs and prostitutes, oh my! | Bellevue Police Blotter Oct. 5 – 11

October 5 Jaywalking, then jail: An officer contacted four subjects for jaywalking. One lied about his name and…

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4th Street extension opens to traffic

A new extension of a major Bellevue arterial street opens this Thursday, providing easy access to downtown from…

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New biodiesel fuel will save Bellevue $25,000 each year

A new fuel mixture in city vehicles will save the City of Bellevue more than $25,000 a year…