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Seven King County children sickened with E. coli
Seven children in King County have been infected with E. coli, a bacteria that produces Shiga toxin.
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County health officer looks to community immunity instead of herd immunity
Herd immunity may be unlikely to reach King County anytime soon, but that doesn’t mean that people living…
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May Brings Poetry, Plant Sale and Remembrance to Mukai
Mukai’s grounds are bursting with blooms and greenery, and the simple, beautiful poetry form of Haiku
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No Rollback to Phase 3, but Gov. Urges Caution
Here’s what you need to know about April 27 to May 3.
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School Board Considers Full Docket in April Meeting
Hybrid education, staff raises on the table at April 22 school board meeting.
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For Islander, Competing on NatGeo Show Was Filled Was Thrills
James Batey is a member of one of four teams that competed in the extreme adventure competition.
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County Council Passes Ban on Fireworks in Unincorporated Areas
The ban prohibiting all fireworks, including sparklers and smoke bombs, will take effect next year.
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New laws will tax the rich, offer aid to low-income workers
Inslee signs bill creating capital gains tax; foes are challenging it in court as unconstitutional.
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King County positive COVID cases are beginning to fall
The number of positive COVID-19 cases in King County is beginning to fall after a fourth wave began…
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Pandemic pause: King County remains in Phase 3
No Washington state counties will be rolling back their phase under the state’s Roadmap to Recovery plan following…
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Washington gets mobile earthquake alerts
Washington state will have its own earthquake early warning system on May 4 when ShakeAlert goes live, which…
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Wolf population continues to make a comeback in Washington
The number of wolves in Washington state increased by 22%, marking the 12th year in a row the…
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Vaccination Day at Vashon High School
Approximately 80 students, ages 16 and older, were vaccinated against COVID-19 on campus this week.