Starting July 6, recorded video lessons for grades K-3 will be available online and broadcast on local TV Channel 21.
Wayside United Church of Christ held a dedication ceremony for the new LGBTQ+ community pride display on June 26.
Personal use of fireworks could result in a $300 fine, an arrest, or a life-altering injury, officials say.
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The incident occurred as the woman was loading groceries into her car on June 20.
In past five years, Federal Way police have used a vascular neck restraint 41 times.
Hometown Hero
Resident and Diversity Commission member Trenise Rogers is the Mirror’s Hometown Hero for June.
Dedication ceremony will be held at 7 p.m. June 26 at Wayside United Church of Christ.
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The adults had been using multiple platforms and apps to contact the underaged boy.
Peter L. Garrido, 30, allegedly shot a man in the abdomen after tensions escalated on I5 last Saturday.
A flag-raising ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. Friday, June 19 in front of City Hall.
Federal Way resident Bill Brand was a volunteer battalion chief during his time with the department in the 1970s.
From June 29 through Aug. 10, parents can pick up five days’ worth of meals every Monday.
The suspect is a civilian employee of the Seattle Police Department, according to Washington State Patrol.
Nearly 75 attendees took a knee and chanted “hands up, don’t shoot” on June 10.
30-year-old man shot in chest near the South 320th Street exit; man’s baby and wife not injured.
Senior car parades were hosted across the Federal Way district prior to Saturday’s commencement ceremonies.
The Historical Society is also asking for community members to submit their stories of the pandemic.
Through separate projects, Daniel Chung and Rafferty Escame decided to sew up solutions amid COVID-19 pandemic.
The two victims died May 23 in Rainier Beach.
High school band upholds graduation tradition in wake of school closure.
