Hundreds gather at Kirkland Performance Center to talk about heroin, opiate addiction
Hundreds of people packed the Kirkland Performance Center auditorium May 31 to listen to a panel discussion about…
Council retreat yields progress on biennial budget talks for city
The Kirkland City Council met at the second of two retreats on May 24 to discuss the 2017-2018…
Kirkland loses its Laughs, comedy club moving to Seattle
After nearly nine years and countless shows, Kirkland's Laughs Comedy Spot will be closing its doors this weekend…
Kirkland City Council considers changes to marijuana retail law
Last June the state legislature voted to give cities the authority to reduce buffers around retail marijuana businesses,…
Antique Mall site in downtown Kirkland could be redeveloped this summer
Construction on a mixed-use development at the site of Kirkland's old Antique Mall could begin this summer, according…
PSE submits permit for transmission lines in Kirkland
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) plans on submitting permit applications with the cities of Kirkland and Redmond this summer…
Election season officially begins for local races
May 20 was the final day to file for public offices up for election on November's ballot. Races…
Kirkland eateries receive produce from local farming families
The day starts early for first-generation farmers Ryan and Kim Lichttenegger.
Local group to hold meeting on heroin and opiate prevention at Kirkland Performance Center
Members of the Kirkland community will be hosting an event called Operation H.O.P.E (heroin, opiate, prevention education) on…
County Search and Rescue on the chopping block
A rhythmic thumping pulse reverberates through the trees, bouncing off the walls of the pristine valley where the…
Business
Totem Lake’s Trading Post shutting down after decades of business
After three decades of business, the Trading Post post office is closing its doors for good on May…
Kirkland family loses dog to coyote in troubling trend
Around 1 a.m. on March 28, the sound of fighting animals awakened Chris Carlson from his sleep at…
Juanita High School teacher disciplined for using racial slur in class
A Juanita High School teacher was suspended for three days without pay after two incidents last year which…
Northshore Utility District says water lead-free in north Kirkland
Residents serviced by Northshore Utility District are drinking lead-free water the district said in a press release.
Kirkland firefighters help to save lives beyond US borders
The Kirkland Fire Department donated dozens of air packs, cylinders and masks to the international nonprofit Firefighters Crossing…
Two brothers sought for murder of Arlington couple
Two brothers are on the run and are being sought by law enforcement for the murders of an…
Petition started to change Kirkland to a strong mayor form of government
A petition to place a measure on the November ballot calling for the city of Kirkland to switch…
Students, parents rally for LWSD bond
Students and parents rallied Wednesday morning at the corner of 6th Street and Northeast 85th Street in support…
Kirkland Councilwoman Shelley Kloba to run for state representative
Kirkland City Council member Shelley Kloba will run for a seat in the state House of Representatives this…
Cpt. Cherie Harris prepares for new job as Kirkland Chief of Police
Recruiting new officers, utilizing social media and tackling burglaries are all high priorities for the newly selected Kirkland…