The Kirkland Reporter’s Carrie Wood and Matt Phelps won the first-place award
A Bellevue couple escaped serious injury Sunday when an unsecured pickaxe was lost from the bed of a pick-up truck in Kirkland.
The couple was driving their Mercedes SUV on southbound I-405 in Kirkland at Northeast 85th street around 3:45 p.m. when a truck traveling northbound lost their unsecured load, according to the Washington State Patrol (WSP).
A proposal by King County Executive Dow Constantine on Thursday could postpone or eliminate a need for a regional jail in the Kirkland.
Constantine proposed providing area cities with 150 beds in the King County Jail until 2020. The idea would take the pressure off Kirkland and other large cities including Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond and Shoreline to plan for a regional jail if the county facility becomes full.
King County Animal Care and Control executed a search warrant and removed a nearly four foot long alligator named “Bruiser”…
Built by Kirkland’s founder, Peter Kirk, the Kirkland Arts Center has been named one of 25 historic places selected to participate in the Seattle-Puget Sound area Partners in Preservation initiative by The National Trust for Historic Preservation.
The owners of a string of massage parlors in Washington – including one in Kirkland – and California were arrested Thursday after an investigation found a prostitution and money laundering scheme
Robert Malte of Littleton, Colo. has been named CEO at Evergreen Hospital Medical Center in Kirkland. A committee that included…
The Evergreen Healthcare Foundation Annual Gala, planned for Saturday, May 1, will benefit Evergreen Hospital Medical Center’s Cardiovascular Services. The…
Kirkland-based AAU Basketball Club, PRO Style Hoops won the Pacific Northwest AAU District Basketball Championship Tournament for 4th grade at Bellevue Community College March 21.
Congressman Dave Reichert was admitted to George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C., Wednesday after feeling ill, according to his congressional office.
Juanita High graduate Sarah Nagashima, a member of the University of Arkansas No. 6-ranked gymnastics team, recently led the Razorbacks to a school-record score of 197.025 in a win against Auburn.
“That record-breaking score was all about us working at our potential as one,” said Nagashima. “I didn’t tell anyone before the meet, but I remember having this inkling in my mind that we were going to score a 197 that night. I don’t like to “jinx” things so I kept it to myself, but I think that belief in my team that we are a top scoring program is what makes the difference.”
Many clients of Rhonda Breard, a popular Eastside broker and financial planner based in Kirkland, can’t find two very important…
A Kirkland man pleaded guilty to receipt of child pornography in U.W. District Court in Seattle Thursday. Robert Francis Pierce,…
Sports in 2009 combined amazing performances with some heartbreak and a few championships. Here are just a few of the…
News in 2009 was dominated by annexation, elections and budget defects. But many other issues made the news during the…
