Kirkland's Rick Smith admits higher taxes seem counter-intuitive right now, but weighs the pros and cons and says approval of Proposition 2 is necessary to maintain parks and quality of life.
Kirkland resident asks why only union crews are being allowed to help the recovery from Hurricane Sandy.
Kirkland Police say one man has been arrested in connection with a bank robbery Friday afternoon.
We'll have live coverage throughout the day and results Tuesday night for Washington state. Join us for the conversation.
The citizens group fighting the development proposal says the application to the City of Kirkland by Dargey Enterprises was incomplete.
These dark mornings might have you wondering: When does Daylight Saving Time end?
Kirkland firefighters recently helped save the life a 64-year-old man who went into repeated cardiac arrest, and want to make sure citizens know the symptoms.
Green Kirkland is inviting the public to help plant some 500 trees at the Nov. 10 reforestation event, paid for by the Seattle rock band through the conservation group Forterra.
Buy a gift that provides a better life for someone who needs it at the KIN Alternative Gift Fair on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 10-11.
Canine friends are invited as well at the benefit to support Jasper's Off-Leash Park in Kirkland's Totem Lake area.
Just days after donating $125,000 to the Kirkland Arts Center, William Ballantine of Kirkland was sentenced for funneling $360,000 from a charity though a church to his bank account, to avoid paying federal taxes.
Residential and commercial solid waste customers will get a one-week break on their garbage bills as compensation for the loss of service during last summer's strike by Waste Management drivers.
Kirkland Interfaith Transitions in Housing hires Jennifer Barron to replace retiring Executive Director Jan Dickerman. Barron has more than 20 years of experience in working with at-risk families.
Kirkland Realtor Wolf Puls urges citizens to vote for Cyrus Habib in his 48th Legislative District bid for a seat in the State House.
Kirkland's Bob Style says again the council should have funded parks and roads needs through with existing city finds and revenues, and that voters should elect leaders who will.
The EvergreenHealth mobile mammography coach will be at the shop on Park Lane in downtown Kirkland in an event Saturday celebrating women's health and Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Voters can drop off their ballots without needing postage on Nov. 2-5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 6.
Dozens of businesses at Parkplace Center and along Park Lane, Kirkland Ave, Central Way and Lake Street will be welcoming trick-or-treating kids on the evening of Halloween.
The school on Finn Hill, a leader in integrative and complementary medicine, is recruiting those diagnosed with breast and prostate cancers. Here's the story of one breast cancer patient.
The city is urging residents to dispose of cooking oil and grease properly through a new partnership with a Seattle biodiesel company.
