Seahawk running backs Justin Forsett and Marshawn Lynch made an appearance at Juanita High School in Kirkland on Tuesday as part of sandwich building contest sponsored by Subway. The event was to promote healthy dietary habits among students following the Lake Washington School District’s food guide pyramid.
St. Andrew’s Housing Group (SAHG), City of Kirkland and King County officials broke ground on Francis Village in the Totem Lake neighborhood on Oct. 15.
Editor Carrie Wood and Reporter Matt Phelps were honored with a combined six news-writing awards during the 123rd annual Washington…
Lake Washington Technical College President Dr. Sharon McGavick announced she will retire, effective Jan. 15, 2011.
McGavick, who has led the college since December 2007, informed the college’s Board of Trustees of her decision at their regular meeting on Sept. 13.
Google recently received the highest rating by the U.S. Green Building Council – LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design).
The expensive toys Kirkland investment broker Rhonda Breard bought with loot stolen from her clients were sold to an eager…
Residents recently organized a “Fire Fair” in response to a fire that blazed through a town home in Kirkland’s Totem…
A public masturbator who exposed himself to at least three victims earlier this month at O.O Denny Park was caught on camera by one of the victims.
Rachael Stovall of Kirkland is among the 15 University of Washington alumni and students who have been awarded Fulbright U.S….
The Northwest Lady Sharks 12U softball team completed a successful weekend on the diamond by winning the National Softball Association “Fun In The Sun” 14U Tacoma tournament with a 6-4 victory over a top-level 14U Oregon Panthers team July 25. Isabella Riddle, Kara Link and Madison Hedlund led the offense with doubles and Hailey Gerde added a two-run single.
The City of Kirkland could receive about $1.6 million in new revenue in 2012 if voters approve a countywide, sales-tax increase in November to pay for public-safety agencies.
The City of Kirkland could receive about $1.6 million in new revenue in 2012 if voters approve a countywide, sales-tax increase in November to pay for public-safety agencies.
Two women from Kirkland and Bellevue were charged with beating and stealing from a man who took pictures of them tagging a city sign on May 21 in Seattle.
Prosecutors charged Alexandra L. Seidman, 20, of Kirkland and Vivek K. Chaudhary, 22, of Bellevue,
A Kirkland man accused of trying to rob an Edmonds jewelry store was captured when he ran out of breath,
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.
