H. David Kaplan has waited since last spring to donate a bench in memory of a loved one to the West Hylebos Wetlands Park.
The holiday shopping season has arrived, bringing a sprinkling of crafting and holiday bazaars with it.
Federal Way drivers beware: The city is adding its third set of speed enforcement cameras in a school zone.
Puget Sound Blood Center is encouraging blood donations as supplies in Washington have reached critically low levels.
Hate crimes are on the decrease across the nation and locally, but noticeable trends persist.
TOP Food and Drug is asking local folks to put on a musical show for charity’s sake
The feel of a new era in city politics lingered in the air Tuesday as Mayor-elect Skip Priest greeted residents at City Hall and prepared for an upcoming oath of office.
Federal stimulus money helped place 11 families into Federal Way homes that were previously foreclosed.
The City of Federal Way is expected to choose, by Dec. 7, a newspaper of record.
Federal Way is moving forward, contingent on receiving a $5 million grant from the state, in purchasing the old Toys “R” Us site for the future location of a performing arts and cultural center.
A late night officer-involved shooting in Kent ended in the injury of a suspect and one Federal Way police officer put on administrative leave.
The Auburn couple are working with Federal Way’s South Sound Regional Business Incubator (SSRBI) to grow their business.
Earlier this month, Federal Way police participated in an undercover operation focused on getting juvenile prostitutes off the street and putting their pimps behind bars.
Affiliated Computer Services Inc., a Xerox Corporation affiliate, plans to hire 660 employees at its Federal Way call center in the coming months.
Federal Way city employees scheduled to be laid off come 2011 were placed on paid administrative leave this past week.
In a little more than a six-hour blitz, delegates from Hachinohe, Japan, toured Federal Way on Monday.
With a looming December deadline to use state money appropriated for a performing arts, conference and cultural center in Federal Way, the pressure is on to once and for all secure a site for the facility.
Federal Way is creating a reputation for being a leader in the medical devices industry.
Some 30th Legislative District voters, in the Nov. 2 election, bypassed names of candidates in several races and instead wrote in their own contender.
