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Incredible Journey is more than just a movie about animals with a happy ending.

Sometimes incredible journeys happen in real life, too-especially when the pet has a microchip.

Just ask Scooter the cat.

Master Animal Control…MORE

Ballard Hospital closed its intensive care unit on Oct. 9 as part of the hospital's owner plan to reconfigure the mix of health services offered there.

Owner Swedish Medical Center said the move would make its Ballard campus more…MORE

There will be more fireworks in SeaTac's electoral politics this winter.

In September, city voters narrowly defeated a property tax hike that would have funded the replacement of two fire stations and the hiring of additional firefighters…MORE

In a neighborhood that prides itself on its history, Ballard Hospital stands out. Built during the no-nonsense Eisenhower era, the building looks something like a five story concrete block; the kind of thing that might withstand an atomic blast…MORE

On a sunny fall afternoon, local lawmakers and supporters of Burien's Town Square joined together in an Oct. 10 groundbreaking for the multi-million dollar project.

Wielding ceremonial sledgehammers, Burien, state and federal officials…MORE

Chief Sealth High School Principal John Boyd has received a prestigious leadership award which includes a $25,000 grant to support the learning success of all students at the school.

Every year, the Alliance for Education presents the…MORE

Two West Seattle K-8 schools have steadfastly rejected the Seattle Schools superintendents recommendation that alternative Pathfinder program be merged with the more traditional programs at Cooper school.

In reaction, Superintendent Raj…MORE

Future students at the Highline School District's Aviation High School may attend classes at a new facility across from Tukwila's Museum of Flight.

Estimated cost of the new school is about $30 million, Superintendent John Welch told board…MORE

I've long considered the folks at the Friends of the Hylebos Wetlands a rather creative bunch.

They spend most of their working hours devising ways to put people in touch with the abundance of nature here in Federal Way.

Social service agencies serving the Burien area will receive $95,000 from the city for their 2007-2008 funding cycle.

The grants were made Oct.