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Burien Police Chief Ted Boe shared a statement online regarding the BPD's position on cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

For ​the last​ 45 years Jack Maley ran a successful tavern at 447 SW​ 153rd St. in Burien called the Hobnobber.

By Lindsay Peyton

The festivities may be over—but Burien has not stopped showing off its Pride.

Proceeds from the second annual Burien Pride festival went towards building a scholarship fund.

Tasha Wood, director of sales at ACME, came up with the idea for the event.

“I always wanted to do a LGBQT-friendly event,” she said. “And I’ve had lots of ideas over the years.”

The Residence Inn by Marriott Seattle SeaTac Airport located at 19608 International Boulevard, celebrated their Grand Opening yesterday, June 28th, in a fun unique way.  The Grand Opening event immersed guests in a 1920's flare with a live band,… MORE

Almost all of the Democratic candidates vying for the 34thlegislative district seat headed to West Seattle on Thursday, June 28. 

Representatives of the communities of Burien, Des Moines, Normandy Park, Sea-Tac, Tukwila and Federal Way recently headed to the airport to discuss how to reduce noise pollution. 

information from King County

By Gwen Davis

By Lindsay Peyton

Des Moines Beach Park recently transformed into an enormous classroom for sixth grade students in the Highline School District.

Giving students tools to reduce stormwater pollution was a key part of the session, Elyssa Kerr, a naturalist with the Environmental Science Center, said.