Life
Perfection to depression – Measuring ourselves to death
A monthly column about mindfulness and mental wellbeing.
Opinion
Mental health: One size does not fit all | Windows and Mirrors
The challenges of providing mental health services for communities of color.
News
Wiest leads in race for Bellevue Schools Director District No. 5
Bellevue school board race results.
News
County council authorizes staff to draft road levy ballot measure
The county could ask voters to approve a levy lid lift to help fund roads.
News
Newcastle blaze still smoldering, trail reopened
Bellevue FD responded to the brush fire in late September
News
Conversation around potential aquatic center continues at Bellevue City Council study session
Interest in the facility was recently renewed after progress was cut short about a decade ago.
News
Protected bike lanes in Bellevue encourage people to ride more
City reports more safety and efficiency.
News
Contention around the Eastside Energy project continues
CENSE is challenging the hearing examiner’s approval of the project’s south segment.
News
Executive Constantine, Bellevue PD respond to ICE accusations
State law prohibits jails from complying with federal immigration hold requests.
Life
Bellevue Square transforms into Festival of Lights
Diwali celebrates traditions and prosperity.
Life
Halloween on the Hill event celebrating its ninth year
The event is set for Oct. 26 and is hosted by the South Bellevue Community Center.
News
Why were Republic Services workers in Washington striking this month?
Why workers were picketing earlier this October
News
Bellevue police will now carry Narcan to help reverse opioid overdose
Opioid overdoses remain on the rise in the region.
News
‘It’s really helping us build some firsts in Bellevue’: Checking in on transportation projects in the city
The council received an update on transportation projects at a recent study session.
Business
Bellevue real estate market transitions into fall
A monthly real estate snapshot from John L. Scott Real Estate.
Opinion
Lawmakers to governor: How dare you mess with our budget!
They want Jay Inslee to halt his planned $175 million reallocation of state transportation dollars.