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More than a year since the Seattle Department of Transportation removed public art pieces from the Ballard Bridge, it's still unclear when the sculptures will be reinstalled.

Put up in 2003, the art pieces were located atop the east and…MORE

With all 151 precincts reporting in at press time, Federal Way Public Schools has announced that it has secured the required number of votes to declare a victory for its school bond measure.

Voters took to the polls last week on May 15,…MORE

Starting on May 21, the Federal Way Police Department along with nearly 75 other law enforcement agencies in the state will be conducting nighttime seatbelt emphasis patrol.

For the first time since the beginning of Washington State's "…MORE

The City of Federal Way will soon be displaying a prized statuette from the 28 Annual Telly Awards, a national competition that honors excellence in television, video, web, and film production.

This year's Telly Award winners were selected…MORE

Superintendent Raj Manhas and Chief Academic Officer Carla Santorno have announced principal appointments for the 2007-2008 school year.

"I am very impressed by the caliber of the individuals appointed to principal roles for 2007-2008,"…MORE

A water taxi from Shilshole to downtown Seattle, light rail to the University of Washington and a long-time plan for a Sound Transit commuter rail stop could help ease Ballard's growing congestion, but none are likely for many years.

The…MORE

Travel will be up slightly this Memorial Day holiday despite high gas prices and increasing hotel costs, according to the American Automobile Association, which estimates that 38.3 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home this…MORE

Highline figures prominently in the Sound Transit 2 package proposed recently by the agency's board of directors.

If approved by voters, the Sound Transit 2 package, which carries a $10.9 billion price tag, would be financed through a…MORE

Beware on Alki Avenue Southwest on May 25 because for the first time since its inception, Washington's Click it or Ticket campaign will take to the nighttime hours.

More than 75 law enforcement agencies throughout Washington will be out…MORE

SeaTac lawmakers have decided to proceed with construction of a headquarters fire station in McMicken Heights.

Earlier, the council approved preliminary design plans including the purchase of four homes for the expanded station.

But…MORE