Business
Bellevue opened applications for seventh annual Essentials course
The course is a civic engagement program that takes place over nine weeks starting in September.
News
Bellevue’s temporary heat map targets illegal July 4 fireworks
Nine firework citations were written in Bellevue last year.
News
5,000 wedding cakes, love and a secret frosting recipe
Cake creator hopes to get the recipe in the hands of brides around the region.
News
Congregations for the Homeless raise more than $600,000 for shelter improvements
The effort to provide improvements to homeless shelter services in Bellevue has made big process.
News
Housing committee forms to implement affordable housing recommendations
The Affordable Housing Committee is made up of government and private organizations in King County.
News
Tensions run high at Renton library over Drag Queen Story Hour
Supporters and protesters traded chants at June 27 event.
News
Buckle up for another smoky summer
Wildfires in Washington will likely roar back this year and into the future.
News
Sunday shootings: One at park, another hits an occupied home
Two were injured at Crossroads park incident.
News
Bellevue will improve recreation options for people with disabilities
City and parks department is working with parents on accessibility.
News
Performing Arts Center Eastside is becoming closer to a reality
A new CEO and team are reviving the dream of creating a 21st century cultural arts hub to…
Business
Molly Moon’s to offer walk-up shop in Bellevue
The homemade ice cream company is expanding on the Eastside to downtown Bellevue.
News
Bellevue celebrates 50th sister city anniversary with Yao, Japan
The Bellevue Sister Cities Association will welcome a delegation from Yao, Japan this November.
News
Why is Bellevue taking so long to finish its shelter?
Bellevue made a commitment in 2012, but its shelter won’t have a permanent site until 2022.
News
On the West Coast, Washington is most prone to sea level rise damage
Report by the Center for Climate Integrity shows multibillion-dollar cost of battling back the sea.
Business
Rates and inventory bring opportunities for buyers
A real estate snapshot by John L. Scott Real Estate.
Opinion
Closing the margins | Windows and Mirrors
How a program at Mercer Island High School is helping students affect social change.
News
City aims to preserve affordable housing unit
Bellevue plans to purchase an affordable housing condo unit to save it from foreclosure on June 30.
Northwest
What’s next for Washington’s 2045 green energy goal?
The Legislature set the goal, but how does the state actually get there?