Opinion
To expel or not to expel Matt Shea, that may be the question | Column
Results of a private investigation could put the fate of GOP lawmaker in front of the House in…
News
King County pushes back report on for-hire driver trafficking training
The report was originally due in October but has been extended until next spring.
News
Panel educates public on Washington state ERPO law
Washington state’s Extreme Risk Protection Order law was put into effect in 2016.
Life
Crows celebrated at educational event after getting Species of the Year title
“Bird Brains: An American Crow” took place on Aug. 23 at Lake Hills Greenbelt Park.
News
East Rail Corridor is now Eastrail
Eastrail will be an uninterrupted 42-mile trail connected to Link light rail opening on the Eastside in 2023.
News
1,000 players celebrate 40 years of Dragonflight
The 40th annual Dragonflight game convention was held at the Bellevue Hilton last weekend.
Opinion
More than the right to vote | Windows and Mirrors
What does it mean to become a U.S. citizen?
News
Man who allegedly attempted to run ex-girlfriend over with car charged with assault, harassment
Suspect had a loaded Glock on him, police say.
Life
Ready or not, college is arriving
How parents can help their students embark on a college career.
Business
Overlake Hospital’s new operating rooms allow for cutting-edge heart procedures
Spacious rooms allow for more equipment, innovation and collaboration.
News
Transportation commission moves ahead with Main Street bike lane project
Alternative 2.1 sees support and opposition.
News
Duran Duran archivist connects fans through music
Andrew “Durandy” Golub is leading the third annual Duran Duran Appreciation Day.
News
Suspected thieves arrested for ‘wreaking havoc’ at local gyms
The pair appear to target gyms with no security systems, police said.
Business
Financial success and mountaineering | Financial advice
The steps to achieving financial success mirror mountain climbing.
News
Evergreen Market opens fifth shop in Bellevue
Dispensary reaches state limit with latest location.
News
Bellevue City Council approves additional funding for year-round shelter
The funding will enable the Men’s Winter Shelter at Lincoln Center to operate year-round.
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Bellevue City Council proceeds with bike lane, sidewalk project despite pushback
The project, TFP-158, is part of the 2019-2030 Transportation Facilities Plan.