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The first thing you notice when you step inside the Sport Clips store at the new Crossings retail center just off 348th St. is the absence of soft. Nothing remotely close to soft. The waiting area is a set of bleacher seats. There is a big screen…MORE

The statewide 10th-grade test scores released today present further evidence of fundamental problems with the state's WASL-based student assessment system and the misdirected priorities at the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Terry…MORE

As the July 4th holiday remains one of the busiest boating weekends of the year, safety advocates say life jackets could play a pivotal role in keeping boaters out of harm's way this holiday.

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South King County motorists traveling on State Route 167 are one step closer to having the option of paying for a faster, more reliable trip.

WSDOT awarded a contract to Signal Electric, Inc. of Kent for a competitive bid of $7,087,088 to…MORE

Dubbing her effort, "Project Happy Toes," Burien resident Jeanene Laegreid is working to gather 600 pairs of shoes and socks for needy grade-schoolers and their younger siblings in the Highline School District.

The drive is directed at…MORE

The Washington State Department of Transportation will team up with a Mukilteo contractor on repairs that could mean long delays for drivers heading north into downtown Seattle this August.

The state and Concrete Barrier Inc. will help…MORE

Highline residents have a stake in a transportation funding package approved by the three-county Regional Transportation Investment District Planning Committee.

If voters agree this fall, money would be included to improve freight movement…MORE

There will be second year of Summer College, a program that aims to help struggling students meet high school graduation and proficiency requirements while exposing them to the opportunities of a college education.

Summer College will help…MORE

Chinook Middle School parents urged Highline Schools board members on June 13 to continue programs to foster parent and community involvement in schools.

Due to proposed budget cuts, a community liaison position at the SeaTac school has…MORE

With candidate filing for the August primary over, candidates prepare for the new August primary.

School Director Sally Soriano has drawn one opponent, Peter Maier.

In Seattle City Council races, for Position 1, three persons, Joe…MORE