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Light rail to Sea-Tac International Airport moved a step closer Jan.

As a graduation requirement, students at West Seattle High School must complete a senior project. This process includes a presentation about the project in front of several judges and staff. If you are a good listener and are free on Tuesday, Jan…MORE

Erin Dolan opened her shoe store in West Seattle because she and her husband live in the Admiral District.

"But West Seattle needed it too," she said of her new store, Edie's. The name reflects Dolan's initials.

"I didn't want it to…MORE

Stars of the stage and screen are not the only ones to receive standing ovations.

Last week, a capacity crowd of 200 at the Twin Lakes Country Club rose to their feet before and after Federal Way School Superintendent Tom Murphy took to…MORE

The Seattle premiere of Douglas Carter Beane's play, "As Bees in Honey Drown," opens tonight (Jan. 18) at ArtsWest Playhouse.

The play has been dubbed "a witty, satirical comedy about the pitfalls of desperately seeking fame at all costs…MORE

In January 2002, Don Wasson was selected mayor of Des Moines by the three new city council members whose campaigns he supported prior to the 2001 general election.

Fifteen months later, Wasson was gone from the council, having resigned as…MORE

On Friday, January 27, volunteers will be walking the streets of Federal Way to count the city's homeless.

In conjunction with the Seattle/King County Coalition for the Homeless One Night Count, Federal Way will conduct a street count from…MORE

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House Bill 2370

By a vote of 97 to 0 in the House of Representatives and 48 to 0 in the Senate on Jan. 11, the Legislature approved HB 2370. The bill appropriates $7.6 million for…MORE

Some of the fragile peace between the Port of Seattle and neighboring airport communities has washed away this winter after a string of environmental incidents at the third runway site.

The state Ecology Department has fined the Port of…MORE

Federal Way parents might wholeheartedly agree with Susan Kovalik when she asserts that the teenage brain operates differently than that of an adult.