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Bellevue City Council narrows down finalists for vacant council position
In a weather-shortened City Council meeting on Monday night, the council revealed the eight finalists for the open…
Life
PHOTOS | Snow days in Bellevue
Thousands of kids filled Bellevue’s parks, their cul-de-sacs and driveways to play in the snow after classes were…
News
Close to 2,000 Bellevue buildings still without power
Approximately 2,000 households are still without power following Sunday’s snowstorm.
News
Dealer on ‘Silk Road’ website pleads guilty; heroin linked to overdose death of Bellevue man
A 47-year-old Chicago man pleaded guilty Friday in U.S. District Court in Seattle to distributing controlled substances, including…
News
Bellevue schools cancelled again Tuesday
School was cancelled again Tuesday due to icy road conditions in Bellevue.
News
Overlake, Evergreen collaboration will help with health care costs
Two heads are better than one. The Eastside’s two major hospitals are doing just that, melding their brains…
News
East Bellevue homes told to boil water until further notice
More than 200 residents near Northeast Second Place and 172nd Place Northeast are being advised to boil their…
News
State challenging Trump’s immigration order
State Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced Monday that he is challenging President Donald Trump’s executive order banning Muslim…
News
Bellevue Tateuchi Center executive director retiring
John Haynes, executive director of the Tateuchi Center (the Performing Arts Center Eastside), announced his retirement from daily…
News
Gov. Inslee discusses education, science and Trump with media
On Inauguration Day for the nation’s new president, recently re-elected Washington Gov. Jay Inslee talked with Sound Publishing…
News
Bellevue committed to inclusion following Trump’s executive order on sanctuary cities
Despite an executive order threatening the withdrawal of federal funds and other penalties, Bellevue will remain an inclusive…
News
Proposed $500M plan would double Bellevue College’s square footage
Bellevue College’s campus could more than double in size over the next 30 years if the Board of…
News
Vows to end I-405 tolls: Was it all just campaign talk?
Eliminating the express toll lanes on I-405 was a popular pledge of candidates on the campaign trail in…
News
Police crack largest burglary ring case in Bellevue’s history
A prolific burglary ring that targeted expensive King County homes and stole close to $3 million in property…
News
Homeless men living on the street share their stories
Editor’s Note: The Reporter spoke with these two homeless men in Bothell on the condition that we would…
News
PHOTOS | Eastside residents vow not to be silenced at Women’s March
Hundreds of men, women and children filled 19 charter buses leaving from Bellevue, Issaquah and Sammamish and headed…
Opinion
Reporter launches homelessness series | Editor’s Note
Volunteers found them sleeping in parking garages, in vehicles, under structures and roadways, in bushes and other areas.
News
Hundreds of locals to bus to Women’s March on Seattle
A group of local women has organized an assembly of hundreds of Eastside residents to attend the Women’s…
News
Local knitters join national movement
On Jan. 21, people wearing pink hats will take to the streets of cities across the country, including…
News
‘We have the opportunity to decide what kind of community we’re going to be’
Around 500 Bellevue residents packed in Sammamish High School’s auditorium Jan. 15 to learn more about the fire…