Federal Way Police Department

Federal Way police recognize department’s finest for saving lives, fighting crime

Service dog Kaiser saves lives while confronting armed suspect.

Homelessness

Politics delay contract with homeless shelter

Mary’s Place declines controversial grant money from Federal Way

Attendees gather after the Dec. 21, 2018, meeting at Seattle’s Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center.
Crime

Washington indigenous communities push for action to address violence against women

A new law seeks to strength data collection on missing and murdered indigenous women.

Environment

Exit poll indicates Washington voters still support climate change action

State environmental organizations’ poll points to continuing support for carbon-reducing measures.

Cookies for a Cause

Calories for Jesus: Federal Way Young Life program helps teen moms

Cookies for a Cause at local Chick-fil-A benefits YoungLives this month.

Special Olympics

Federal Way Thunder makes a friend from the Seattle Seahawks

Federal Way’s unified flag football team attends holiday party hosted by Dion Jordan.

More than 100 Boeing employees joined 6,000 attendees from around the world at the 2018 Out & Equal Workplace Summit in Seattle, where Boeing was the event’s first-ever Host City Sponsor.

BoeingPride on full display at Out Equal Summit

Company plays host to more than 6,000 workplace advocates in Seattle, WA

Martin Luther King Jr.

Free events to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. at Highline College

7 talks over 4 days begins Jan. 22.

Legislature

Wilson sworn into Senate

30th District legislator brings career experience in student needs.

Guest Column

I faced youth homelessness – and we must do better for our community

By State Rep. Kristine Reeves (D-District 30)

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Boeing reaches out to help military members and their families

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News

4-car crash in front of Decatur High School injures 5 people

There were no fatalities

 

Education

Gov. Inslee backs early learning program at Highline College

Children’s Home Society of Washington Highline Early Learning Center connects families with education

 

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Inside Politics

Annual awards for 2018

The “I found my voice award goes to council member Martin Moore.

 

My Perspective

Expectations for Federal Way in upcoming legislative session

It is vital that we understand what our legislators will try to achieve on our behalf.

 

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Marketplace
A $1-million grant from Boeing to The Nature Conservancy will help restore Northwest forests burned during wildfires and support tree planting in urban areas in Washington. A $1-million grant from Boeing to The Nature Conservancy will help restore Northwest forests burned during wildfires and support tree planting in urban areas in Washington.

Boeing announces nearly $250 million in corporate giving

Includes $55 million in new grants to charitable partners and their programs in 2019 and beyond

 

First BOEING 777X flight test airplane comes together

Boeing’s longest passenger jet to fly in 2019

 

One-of-a-kind jewelry is easier – and more affordable – than you might think!

Couple gets creative with local artisans to mark silver anniversary in gold

 

Local Students Engineering Smart Solutions for Boeing

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Sports
Prep Sports

Federal Way Mirror Female Athlete of the Week for Jan. 11: Corina Aguon-Africa

Aguon-Africa is the only freshman on Federal Way’s girls bowling team.

 

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Life
Community calendar

Federal Way Community Calendar: Project Cassidy, Korean-American Day

Upcoming events in Federal Way.

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You’ll want to hang tight when reading ‘The New Iberia Blues’

Your hand is deep in a bucket of crunchy goodness. Without popcorn, a movie is just a bunch of flickering Continue reading...

 

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Business
Ribbon cutting

Chamber celebrates ribbon cutting of Mirror Lake Highland

Project is the result of the city’s design competition to showcase its new Cottage Housing Ordinance.

 

Ending domestic violence

Jacksons Food Stores raises funds to end domestic violence

‘Peace Doves’ Funds will support Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

 

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Northwest
Mary Lynn Pannen, founder and CEO of Sound Options, has consulted thousands of Washington families on geriatric care for 30 years. Photo courtesy of Sound Options.

Elder abuse cases are on the rise in Washington

Local agencies and geriatric care managers aim to increase public awareness about the epidemic.

 

A woman works on a drawing next to an unused viewing scope as a smoky haze obscures the Space Needle and downtown Seattle last August as smoke from wildfires moved across the region. (Photo courtesy of The Herald/Elaine Thompson/Associated Press)
Environment

Why do Washington voters struggle with climate change policies?

Despite environmental awareness and the public’s apparent desire for reform, statewide initiatives keep failing

 

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