News
Juanita cheerleaders finish third at state
The Juanita cheerleading team placed third at the WIAA State Cheer Championship Saturday in Everett. The Rebels scored…
Sports
Gymnastics: Lake Washington and Juanita drop in league meets
Woodinville 182.9, Bothell 175.15, Ballard 169.4, Lake Washington 129.85 All-around — 1, Hailey Wells, W, 37.9; 2, Tracy…
News
Police raid home near Peter Kirk Elementary
Police arrested four suspects in an early morning house raid on Jan. 22 directly across the street from…
News
LINKS volunteer training Jan. 27
LINKS, Looking Into the Needs of Kids and Schools, is a volunteer and mentoring program of the Lake…
News
Microsoft Corp. cuts 872 Redmond jobs; more to come
Redmond-based Microsoft Corp. eliminated 1,400 jobs Thursday morning, including 872 at its Redmond campus — and there's more…
Life
‘Mr. Kirkland’ to say goodbye Feb. 1
Known by many as "Mr. Kirkland," long-time resident Chuck Morgan is saying goodbye.
Opinion
The following letters to the editor were written in re
The following letters to the editor were written in response to the Reporter’s Jan. 14 editorial, “Making History.”
Opinion
Finding your way to the zone
We’ve all heard about “The Zone” right? I’m not talking about a special diet or a municipal district.…
Opinion
Glad You Asked™
The “Glad You Asked” section by Timi Gustafson R.D. has been added in response to questions by our…
Opinion
Seattle’s tunnel will cost Kirkland, too
We’ve always suspected some elected officials of having tunnel vision. How right we were.
Business
Underhill’s Fine Wood Furniture to close all stores March 31
Underhill’s Fine Wood Furniture, which had previously announced that it would close its Redmond store at the end…
Business
Merrill Gardens at Kirkland opens
Senior residents are starting the year in their new homes with the opening of Merrill Gardens at Kirkland.…
Sports
Lake Washington & Juanita prep basketball: Mid-season review
The prep basketball regular season just passed the half-way mark. Here is a look at how area teams…
News
Police Blotter: Jan. 7 – Jan. 13
Between Wednesday, Jan. 7 and Tuesday, Jan. 13, the Kirkland Police Department reported 366 traffic violations (three DUIs),…
News
City dug deep to remove snow, foot bill
A fond white memory for some, the snows of December 2008 cost the City of Kirkland approximately $50,000…
News
Land-use lawsuits filed against city
Kirkland’s civic leaders are probably wishing they’d budgeted more money for fighting lawsuits, if the new year is…
News
Rosa Park students ask legislators to rally for autism insurance parity
More than a decade before they can vote, Keeli Burton and her first grade classmates at Rosa Parks…
Business
Underhill’s Fine Wood Furniture to shut down all stores by March 31
Underhill's Fine Wood Furniture, which had previously announced that it would close its Redmond store at the end…
Life
Rick Steves lights up marijuana conversation at KPC Feb. 4
Screening his latest project, ""Marijuana: It's Time for a Conversation", Rick Steves will present a short film on…
News
520 bridge commuters could pay tolls next year
If people have their way, tolls will be put on the 520 bridge and as soon as next…