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This Friday - Nov. 11 - Americans will pause again to honor the veterans of our nation's armed services.

Their legions span generations, from the declining number of men who fought a two-ocean war over 60 years ago to a growing number of…MORE

A recent appellate ruling that Des Moines businessman Gary Petersen has no conflict of interest while serving on that city's council will be taken to the state Supreme Court.

Last month, the state Court of Appeals affirmed its prior ruling…MORE

The city of SeaTac's code enforcement staff has developed a new Neighborhood Grant Program to provide resident groups with matching funds for neighborhood improvement projects.

The program is designed to encourage neighbors to work…MORE

People who park illegally along the roadway leading to Sea-Tac International Airport now receive traffic citations from the Port of Seattle Police.

Port police earlier focused on education instead of enforcement, with officers contacting…MORE

Shortly after receiving a revised stormwater permit, the Port of Seattle and its contractor have been fined for an accidental spill into Miller Creek.

The state Department of Ecology responded with a $9,000 fine against the Port, operators…MORE

The Woodland Park Zoo is building a new edition but instead of animals, this one holds cars. Plans call for a four floor parking garage in the north west corner of the zoo, with capacity for 700 automobiles. Some neighbors feel officials ignored…MORE

With the Thanksgiving holiday fast approaching, the Ballard Food Bank is hoping to provide 7,200 pounds of turkey to needy families and is seeking the public's help to reach that goal.

Each year, the agency's Adopt-a-Family program makes…MORE

Efforts by a group of residents to improve conditions on 14th Avenue Northwest have largely focused on the streets design and up-keep that they believe poses a safety threat to drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists, though statistically, the city…MORE

People have been wondering what's to become of the Southgate Skating Rink.

The 85-year-old White Center landmark closed in midsummer after a suspicious fire in a storage lot next door scorched the south wall of the building.

Rink…MORE

John Haley has a been a leader for several major transportation agencies around the nation, but he says this is the first place he's been where people talk a good fight for transit, but refuse to do anything to support it and then "cherrypick"…MORE