Lakehaven Utility District, the city’s water and sewer utility service, will see a new general manager in May.
Progress on the triangle project — improvements to the Interstate 5, Highway 18, Highway 161 interchange — can be seen near the Highway 18 on-ramps and off-ramps.
At a small convenience store near Mirror Lake, Mi Young Shin worries a new traffic device intended to ensure pedestrian safety will put her out of business.
With assistance from a state grant, Federal Way is on track to be the first Northwest municipality to implement a street engineering design known as median U-turns.
The city wants festivals and community events to flourish in Federal Way, but finding a way to make this happen has been a challenge.
Long Painting, of Kent, has been fined $1,600 by the Washington State Department of Ecology in connection to an April 29 diesel fuel spill that originated in Federal Way’s Dash Point State Park and flowed into Thames Creek and the Puget Sound.
City staff and officials took to the streets Wednesday kicking off a process intended to promote healthy living by creating…
The 18th annual MLK event, held Jan. 17 at Decatur High School, brought a crowd eager to celebrate Federal Way’s…
Voters will have the power to reject new red light and speed zone photo enforcement devices if either of two bills pass in the Legislature.
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office is considering amending a charge of first-degree attempted murder against Kareem Harris, 28.
Emmanuel G. Franco’s life was looking brighter than ever when it was abruptly cut short Dec. 29.
Lagrant D. Pegram, the suspect in a Dec. 29 two-vehicle crash that killed 21-year-old Emmanuel G. Franco, pleaded not guilty to vehicular homicide Thursday.
With a demanding session ahead, 30th District legislators met with Federal Way leaders earlier this month to discuss the city’s 2011 legislative priorities.
The city has hired a consulting firm to explore ways to save money on employee health care coverage.
Federal Way will celebrate diversity and community Jan. 17 at its 18th annual Martin Luther King celebration.
Many Federal Way small businesses have gone through another trying year, and many, such as those at Dash Point Village, are determined to succeed despite it.
Merlin N. Bell, 29, of SeaTac was sentenced on Jan. 6 to 25 years in prison for the September 2009 homicide of De’Von Winston-Parks.
Federal Way’s new mayor, Skip Priest, rang in the new year with a change to his management team.
