Cory James Monaghan, of Ravensdale, has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges in connection with a case in Ferry County in eastern Washington.
Maple Valley is looking for a big, bold idea, but there are some who believe it is right under the City Council’s nose in the Legacy Site.
A day after reopening it Monday with plans to closely monitor its structural integrity, state highway officials closed the Kummer Bridge on State Route 169 near Black Diamond.
Members of the Cedar Hills Preservation Alliance have filed an amendment to a lawsuit to block the development of the former Cedar Hills Alcohol Treatment center near Maple Valley into a transitional housing project.
While their parents were pondering who to vote for in the general election Tuesday, students at Cedar Heights Middle School and Crestwood Elementary School have been learning about the importance of voting.
Voters turned out in record numbers for Tuesday’s general election to vote on local legislative races and a fire levy, in addition to state offices and county and state ballot measures, as well as the next president.
Members of the Cedar Hills Preservation Alliance have filed an amendment to a lawsuit to block the development of the…
Cory James Monaghan of Ravensdale is being held in Ferry County Jail in eastern Washiongton on $1.5 million bail in…
Ginger Passarelli Senecal, known to most simply as “Mama,” got teary-eyed as the Soup Ladies’ new mobile kitchen pulled into the parking lot of her Black Diamond restaurant, Mama Passarelli’s.
Budgets, population growth, a new elementary school and economic development were among the topics that the Kent School Board and the Covington City Council discussed during a joint meeting Oct. 1. at the district’s headquarters.
More than four years in the making, the grand opening of Costco in Covington tomorrow is being hailed as a significant moment for both the wholesale warehouse company and the city.
Miss Covington will reign again in 2009, but the organizer needs help.
Construction began a month late on the new fire station in Covington, but Fire District 37 officials say it’s a month ahead of schedule now.
King County’s comprehensive plan update process is essentially complete with this week’s County Council vote giving the nod to one local project while nixing another.
Purple Light Nights started small in Covington a year ago but is already spreading across the country.
Victoria Throm, president of the Covington Domestic Violence Task Force, started the campaign last year as part of October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Target wants to build a store in downtown Covington, but the idea is easier said than done.
The property Target wants to set up shop on is a 20-acre parcel next door to Covington Elementary School, which is part of the Kent School District. The city would like the school site, which is 17 acres, and the neighboring site owned by Ashton Development to be developed together as a mixed-use commercial and residential project.
Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety will get one more shot at passing Proposition 1, thanks to pre-filing for the general election over the summer.
Candidates for the three 5th District seats in the Legislature up for election in November had to talk over the sounds of construction as crews worked on Lake Wilderness Lodge.
Covington city employees have a little more breathing room now.
In a few weeks, the Metropolitan King County Council will consider a number of proposed changes to its comprehensive plan. Among them is a heavily reviewed request to change the zoning of property owned by Covington-based firm BranBar LLC.
