News
WA lawmakers propose capping insulin costs at $100 a month
With the federal government in gridlock, states and finding ways to lower costs.
News
Hundreds will celebrate the fifth Orca Con this January
Orca Con will be held at the Bellevue Hilton Jan. 10-12.
News
City council honors Mayor John Chelminiak, elected officials take oath
Four elected officials were officially sworn in at Bellevue’s City Council meeting.
News
Swedish Medical Center nurses could strike by year’s end
Union reps say negotiations have stalled since they began in April.
News
Swedish Medical Center nurses could send notification of strike by year’s end
Union reps say negotiations have stalled since they began in April.
Business
Finding your proverbial strawberries | Business column
A monthly business column from Mercer Island financial adviser Bob Toomey.
News
New park in Newport Hills neighborhood might be ready by November 2020
The Bellevue City Council included funding for the project in its 2019-‘25 CIP plan.
Opinion
Helping neurodivergent students navigate higher education | Windows and Mirrors
The Neurodiversity Navigators program at Bellevue College offers various services to students who are on the autism spectrum.
News
Hello Kitty celebrates 45 years with interactive pop-up
The Hello Kitty Friends Around the World Tour pop-up runs from Dec. 7-29.
News
Eastgate Elementary closes due to flood conditions
All other BSD schools operated under normal conditions.
News
Bellevue City Council approves 2019-2020 budget adjustments
The changes are part of the mid-biennium budget review process.
Opinion
When asked their opinion on contract talks, they were silent | OPINION
A 2017 law lets lawmakers offer negotiation topics. But a bipartisan panel didn’t do so this week.
Business
Decreased inventory for buyers in local real estate market
A monthly real estate snapshot by John L. Scott Real Estate.
Life
More than a speaking group: Eastgate Expounders look back at 15 years
Eastgate Expounders is one of many clubs under the overarching Toastmasters International nonprofit.
News
CENSE plans to appeal city’s Energize Eastside decision
The appeal must go to King County Superior Court.
