Police Blotter
Transients erect camps, pass out in doorway at two Federal Way businesses.
Bank robbery
The suspect, who is still at large, passed a note to an Umpqua Bank teller demanding money and implied he was armed with a handgun.
Police Blotter
Man punched and slapped the suspect for prowling his friend’s vehicle, then made him get on his knees and apologize.
Suspects who fled the scene of a hit and run collision turned out to be alleged armed carjackers, police said.
Police Blotter
A subject matching the description was located in the area who stated he was urinating as the bus passed by.
Scholar of the Month
Oeric Tuato’o is the Mirror’s Scholar of the Month for January.
Man surrenders massage license, sexually assaults 2 more women
Judge to decide whether to give repeat sexual assault offender maximum jail time, or six months jail and treatment.
Fatal Collision
The woman lost control of her vehicle, which went down an embankment, struck a tree and came to rest in a ditch.
Federal Way Day Center opening doors overnight for homeless
Federal Way Day Center to open overnight shelter on Monday and Tuesday for people experiencing homelessness.
Man identified
23-year-old Malik Williams died of multiple gunshot wounds during the incident that injured two officers.
Armed robbery
The suspect’s vehicle was reportedly involved in other robberies in the South King County area on Sunday night, police said.
Flying special interest flags at City Hall
Council votes to move issue in front of mayor to decide on whether to authorize special interest flags at City Hall.
City’s severe weather shelter plan ‘ready to go’
Church of the Nazarene or Family Life Community Church will be first to open doors when temperatures dip to 32 degrees for 24 consecutive hours.
Humanizing Homelessness
Multi-Service Center’s William J. Wood Veterans House employs veterans who help fellow vets experiencing homelessness to rebuild their lives.
Council considers new flag policy
City Council to consider new policy on flying flags supporting causes or groups in front of City Hall at Dec. 3 meeting.
Federal investigation
First Western Washington cases prosecuted under ‘Project Guardian’ initiative to combat gun crime.
New business
Pierce Aluminum Company Inc. plans to consolidate Kent, South Park operations in Federal Way.
Scholar of the Month
Hector Lozano is always willing to go above and beyond to support his classmates.
Election 2019
If passed, the measure would create good cause eviction protections for renters by requiring landlords to provide reason before evicting tenants.
Election 2019
The advisory vote will inform the Federal Way City Council about whether or not to allow cannabis retailers within the city.
