Fastrup and Michelle Backstrom murdered Denise Grigsby in 2012, leaving her burning body in the trunk of a car in Black Diamond
The Great Horror Campout may not have reached its lofty attendance goal, but organizers of the event are still planning a return trip to Black Diamond in the future.
Hall of Fame coach Tom Ingles will return to the Kentwood sidelines after an 11 year absence
While former King County Sheriff’s Deputy Darrion Holiwell is behind bars, an internal investigation into other possible criminal connections is ongoing.
The South Puget Sound League is more trim and divided as part of the state’s biennial reclassification. And for those who love rivalries, the reformatted SPSL may add a little extra punch.
Maple Valley Mayor Bill Allison voluntarily surrendered his driving school instructor license, according to a spokeswoman with the Washington State Department of Licensing.
he Black Diamond City Council developed its list of nine Capital Improvement Plan priority projects at a town hall meeting July 10. The document is a six-year road map that identifies the city’s current and future capitol and infrastructure needs.
That’s when I asked myself, “What would the Mormons do?”
The former Kentwood High School star continues to soak up the professional game
Part three of ‘Biking with the Mormons’ ventures off the streets and into LDS member homes
With the departure of two influential staff members, including the city administrator, city of Black Diamond employees are a little busier than usual. And while at least one City Council member staunchly supports hiring a new city administrator, Mayor Dave Gordon says he has no plans to fill that position.
With few exceptions, during my day as part of the bicycle train, Sister Mikayla Pearson and Sister Savannah Webb were met with general common courtesy and at least benign interest.
Derek Matheson, who accepted a role as the city of Kent’s Chief Administrative Officer after seven years at his post in Covington, had his last day in the office on July 25.
Photos of the local athletes during the July 29 training camp
Zoe Milburn and the Eastside FC98 Red premier soccer team are attempting to defend their National Championship title in the U-15 age group
A firsthand account of riding alongside the missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The city of Covington is hoping for help in providing a brighter, cheaper glow to the city.
Taylor Smart and Jordan Cowan are friends and rivals; teammates from an early age who ended up thousands of miles apart, but now share a simple car ride on the road to the majors.
A 30-year-old Maple Valley area man gets arrested for attempted burglary
Store is evacuated as a precaution; no injuries reported
