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The district says school is returning to normal, with normal attendance yesterday and upper classmen permitted to leave campus for lunch.
Redmond Police say they are looking at similarities between the Issaquah case and a Tuesday robbery of a Lovers store in Overlake.
Shortly after Redmond Police reported a robbery at a Lovers Store in Overlake on Tuesday, Sept. 25, Issaquah Police apprehended a suspect in a nearly identical robbery of Lovers in Issaquah last week.
Redmond Police say they are looking at similarities between the Issaquah case and a Tuesday robbery of a Lovers store in Overlake.
The Sammamish and Issaquah chambers of commerce have teamed up to host a candidate forum Tuesday, Oct. 9 for candidates in the 5th, 41st, and 45th districts.
Lynnwood-based PAWS is working to rehabilitate an orphaned bobcat that was found severely malnourished in Redmond last month.
Brett J. Irving has been charged with three counts of possessing and distributing child pornography on the Internet, with some images depicting a child in diapers and with a plastic bag tied around her head.
Brett J. Irving has been charged with three counts of possessing and distributing child pornography on the Internet, with some images depicting a child in diapers and with a plastic bag tied around her head.
In honor of National Voter Registration Day, we’re giving you all the information you need on how and where to register to vote, including a link to Washington's new Facebook voter registration tool.
Though some patches don't open until October, it's never too early to start planning those fun fall weekends at local farms. Tell us your favorite in the comments.
The CDC recommends that consumers do not eat Trader Joe’s Valencia Creamy Salted Peanut Butter made with Sea Salt and dispose of any remaining jars of peanut butter in the home or return the product to any Trader Joe’s grocery store.
King County Sheriff's Office caught the six 14- and 15-year-old offenders near the Echo Glen Children's Center using infrared thermal imaging early Sunday morning.
Salmon Days is having a fun local contest with prizes up to $1,000 from participating Issaquah businesses.
Issaquah resident Denny Croston and Elbe resident Dan Klennert, both former Issaquah High students, represented at the Puyallup Fair, taking first through third in the fine arts sculpture competition.
So far, numerous tips to the police department have not resulted in a suspect being named. Meanwhile, the school was open today, but only about 56 percent of students attended, the Issaquah School District says.
District administrators were on hand, as well as Sammamish Police and school security, but the student parking lot was far from full.
A Red Flag Warning has been issued for much of western Washington from 2 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, for dry lightning and excessively dry fuels.
Reports indicate that absences in the Issaquah School District jumped as much as 70 percent Thursday, Sept. 21, due to a threat of violence against Skyline. Will your kids get a three-day weekend because of the threat to Skyline?
King County Sheriff Steve Strachan said the threat closely resembles an incident in April in Lynnwood.
In the wake of Internet threats, area schools are reviewing and enhancing security measures. The Eastside Catholic football game against Bainbridge will likely take place Saturday, Sept. 22.
