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Bellevue police asking for help to find vitamin thieves

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Bellevue police asking for help to find vitamin thieves

Approximately $20,000 worth of vitamins have been stolen.

Man shot at Bellevue hotel Sunday, police investigating

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Man shot at Bellevue hotel Sunday, police investigating

The Wenatchee resident is expected to survive.

Afghanistan refugee shares how Friends of Youth gave him hope at Bellevue event

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Afghanistan refugee shares how Friends of Youth gave him hope at Bellevue event

Hundreds celebrate youth at annual Friends of Youth luncheon.

Photo by Taylor McAvoy

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Sexual assault survivors push legislative change

Seeking systematic reforms, victims spoke up this legislative session.

Bellevue teen recognized for saving grandfather’s life on freeway

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Bellevue teen recognized for saving grandfather’s life on freeway

The California Highway Patrol presented a certificate through Bellevue police at a student assembly.

By Taylor McAvoy

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State Legislature passes last-minute budget deal and property tax cut

The plan includes $1 billion for public education and $400 million in tax cuts for property owners.

By Taylor McAvoy

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Olympia stunner: Compromise over police use of force

It was not always a civil process, but two diametrically opposed groups managed to find common ground.

By Taylor McAvoy

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Washington State set to expand abortion coverage

With the governor’s signature, the Reproductive Parity Act will allow state funding for abortion and contraception services.

Bellevue seeks public input on homeless shelter land-use code amendments

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Bellevue seeks public input on homeless shelter land-use code amendments

Action needs to be taken before emergency ordinance expires in August.

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Bellevue approves $1.8 million to affordable housing, shelter projects

The need for affordable housing is felt across the region.

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Bellevue students plan gun control walkout, school board announces support

School districts nationwide are planning demonstrations March 14.

Final EIS published for Bellevue-based Puget Sound Energy’s Energize Eastside project

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Final EIS published for Bellevue-based Puget Sound Energy’s Energize Eastside project

The 4,800 page document will be used in the upcoming permitting process.

Governor Jay Inslee signs a ban on bump stocks on Tuesday, March. 6. Photo by Taylor McAvoy

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Bump stock ban becomes law; semiautomatics bill up next

It will be illegal in Washington to sell or own devices that make semiautomatic guns fire more rapidly.

Bellevue shoe shiner keeps beaming with regular dialysis

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Bellevue shoe shiner keeps beaming with regular dialysis

World Kidney Day is March 8.

By Taylor McAvoy

Northwest

Lawmakers are now at odds over a Sound Transit car-tab fix

The Senate and House disagree over whether lost revenue from a lower fee should be offset right away.

2,000 attend Holi Festival in Bellevue | Photos

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2,000 attend Holi Festival in Bellevue | Photos

Funds received from the event will send underserved children in India to school.

Hundreds of people gathered at a Moms Demand Action meeting for gun control at Kirkland Middle School on Feb. 25. Aaron Kunkler/Redmond Reporter

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Hundreds turn out for Eastside gun-control meeting

Hundreds of people gathered in Kirkland on Sunday to rally for increased gun control.

Look out Big Pharma: Alternative treatment of depression gaining popularity in Bellevue, nationwide

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Look out Big Pharma: Alternative treatment of depression gaining popularity in Bellevue, nationwide

Transcranial magnetic stimulation doesn’t have nasty side effects of anti-depressants.

Diving deeper into the state bridges report

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Diving deeper into the state bridges report

Interstate 90 bridges between Seattle and Mercer Island were deemed “structurally deficient.”

By Taylor McAvoy

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Behind the scenes of the governor’s veto of the public records bill

How negotiations between Jay Inslee’s office, lawmakers, and media organizations led to the end of the controversial legislation.