The city of Federal Way shut down the longtime Ridgecrest Motel and told occupants to vacate by noon today because the motel was in violation of several building codes.
The Todd Beamer girls wrestling team recently won the 43rd annual Rogers Holiday Tournament, edging out host Rogers.
Decatur High School boys wrestling and Federal Way High School girls wrestling team dominated at the Hammerhead Invitational, held Dec. 17 and 18 at the Kitsap Sun Pavilion in Silverdale.
Federal Way Safeway and Albertsons stores may merge and sell their stores if Pacific Northwest chain Haggen receives approval from the Federal Trade Commission to acquire them.
In May 1984, David Mackey took a chance and opened his own gymnastics business.
A Federal Way parent is suing the Federal Way school district for allegedly violating her First Amendment rights and racial profiling.
Federal Way High School senior football player Chico McClatcher made a verbal commitment to play for the Huskies next year.
So far, five Saghalie Middle School students are beginning to learn the Korean language this year.
After spending her entire childhood trying to get her mother to show her love, April Knight, 71, finally decided to forgive her and let her go.
Todd Beamer High School students came to teach Lakota middle schoolers about computer programming.
Former New Orleans Saints player Reggie Jones told Decatur High School students to never give up.
Federal Way resident Hester Mallonee, 56, remembers sitting in her mother’s room as a child, reading and looking at pictures of art books.
The King County Council unanimously voted Carol Gregory to replace late Rep. Roger Freeman during a meeting this afternoon.
A 14-year-old Lakota Middle School student was arrested Nov. 20 for her involvement in a threat to attack students at the school with firearms and explosives later that afternoon.
The Federal Way City Council unanimously voted in favor of the 2015/2016 biennial budget, in which there were no new taxes and positions added in the Community Development, Public Works and the Police departments.
Rev. Jesse Jackson told Technology Access Foundation (TAF) Academy students to dream high and to break down the walls of race and gender inequality during an event on Monday.
Lifelong Federal Way resident Byron Hiller, 53, has volunteered at a variety of local organizations for more than 30 years.
Three students at Todd Beamer High School sat together to sign off for their future in sports.
A 51-year-old homeless man was arrested Nov. 21 at the Club Palisades apartment complex in Federal Way.
