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A small crowd of enthusiasts attend showing Nov.13 of the work of artist Anette Lusher in Normandy Park.   According to the Artist, Anette Lusher, "My work is exuberant. I respond to life and nature with a passionate need to depict, interpret and…MORE

Burien kids have been getting wet and muddy this fall, and learning valuable lessons about our ecosystem along the way. The Environmental Science Center (ESC) has kicked off the fall sessions of their Salmon Heroes program, which provides…MORE

By Matt Wendland

25-year-old North Highline resident, Taylor Porter, was reportedly high on meth when he attempted to flee from a King County Sheriff’s deputy while driving a stolen motorcycle into oncoming traffic which killed his…MORE

By Matt Wendland

25-year-old North Highline resident, Taylor Porter, was reportedly high on meth when he attempted to flee from a King County Sheriff’s deputy while driving a stolen motorcycle into oncoming traffic which killed his…MORE

Dr. Leslie White, a Burien, doctor of chiropractic, has been named “Chiropractor of the Year” by the Washington State Chiropractic Association (WSCA). He was honored with the WSCA’s highest award at the WSCA Annual Conference on Oct. 10 at the…MORE

Dr. Leslie White, a Burien, doctor of chiropractic, has been named “Chiropractor of the Year” by the Washington State Chiropractic Association (WSCA). He was honored with the WSCA’s highest award at the WSCA Annual Conference on Oct. 10 at the…MORE

Highline Public Schools will host a Community Forum on Safety in Sports on Monday, November 16 at the Performing Arts Center from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.   Join Q13 Fox anchor Marni Hughes as she moderates a panel discussion focused on safety in sports…MORE

Highline Public Schools will host a Community Forum on Safety in Sports on Monday, November 16 at the Performing Arts Center from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.   Join Q13 Fox anchor Marni Hughes as she moderates a panel discussion focused on safety in sports…MORE

By Amanda Knox

Colin and I were driving home on a dark, rainy evening. The streets were hissing slick with wet. The lights from cars and traffic lights were bitingly bright. It had been a long day for the both of us, and I still had…MORE

Longtime Burien resident, Carol Tomlan passed away October 31, 2015 after a sudden illness, surrounded by her family. Carol enjoyed spending time with family and helping others. Carol is survived by her daughters, Rhonda Van Sickel (Jim) and…MORE