FWHS senior valuable player on the court as point guard for the Eagles boys basketball team.
Helping South King County’s most vulnerable populations
The Community Assistance, Referrals and Education Services unit fills niche of emergency assistance to help South King County’s most vulnerable populations.
Wrestling
Decatur’s three sub-regional champions, five tournament finalists to compete at regionals Tahoma High School Feb. 15.
Hit-and-run victim identified
The death of Patrick McNett, 67, was ruled an accident after he was struck by a vehicle along SW Dash Point Road.
Athlete of the Week
Decatur senior becomes 170-pound champion at sub-regional wrestling tournament, awarded NPSL Olympic Division Wrestler of the Year.
Athlete of the Week
Decatur senior leads gynmastics team to undefeated season, places top two in All-City meet events.
Security guards found the bonsai trees in the roadway near the museum around 11 p.m. Tuesday, museum directors say.
The man was found in the roadway of SW Dash Point Road around 1:40 a.m. Tuesday, police say.
The two bonsai, a Silverberry and a Japanese Black Pine, were stolen from the secured public exhibit area early Sunday morning.
Youth gun violence
Two males, one female arrived at St. Francis Hospital with non-life threatening injuries shortly after Federal Way police responded to reports of illegal weapon discharge on Friday.
Police Blotter
The suspect entered the construction site, broke the chain hoisting two welders to the ceiling and stole the welders.
Coronavirus
The city of Federal Way Emergency Management Division is hosting an informational presentation for the community Saturday, Feb. 29.
Athlete of the Week
Todd Beamer senior put up 43 points at Top of the Peak basketball tournament.
Athlete of the Week
Todd Beamer junior second in league for rebounds with game high of 16.
Wrestling
Girls and boys NPSL sub-regional wrestling tournament to be held at Kent Meridian High School Feb. 7-8.
Bringing health and life sciences under one roof
Building 26, originally built in 1975, now houses the colleges nursing, respiratory care and physical education programs.
23-year-old Malik Williams was fatally shot after he opened fire in an apartment complex parking lot, injuring two of the seven responding officers on Dec. 31, 2019.
