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Juneteenth flag raised at Federal Way City Hall
About 90 community members, leaders and elected officials gathered to celebrate on June 18, the day before the…
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Class of 2021 graduate names: Employment and Transition Program
FWPS Employment &Transition Program
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Class of 2021 graduate names: Truman Campus
Programs include Internet Academy, Career Academy, and Open Doors.
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Well-fed from the Federal Way Farmers Market: Strawberry doughnuts
Recipe of the week features olive oil, strawberries and jam from the Saturday market.
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Shopping cart protests cost FW taxpayers thousands of dollars
Residents pressure city to clean up homeless encampments.
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Vaccination data reveals disparities among regions and race
South King County and certain minority groups are far behind on COVID-19 vaccine goals.
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3 deaths in one week along stretch of Federal Way road
Mayor seeking roadway safety changes from Washington State Department of Transportation.
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Council approves body cameras for Federal Way police
The goal is to implement body-worn cameras by Jan. 1, 2022.
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King County to lift indoor mask mandate on June 29
About 1.3 million county residents have completed their COVID-19 vaccine series.
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King County leaders propose emergency funding for gun violence prevention initiative
Sixty-nine people were reportedly shot during the first quarter of 2021.
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Graduating with gratitude: Federal Way’s class of 2021 reaches the finish line
Gratitude was a common theme among seniors at this year’s Federal Way graduation ceremonies.
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Free summer meals for local kids begin June 28
Meals available at 16 sites throughout Federal Way school district.
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16 seniors awarded Washington State Opportunity Scholarships
Sixteen Federal Way Public Schools students have been awarded the Washington State Opportunity Scholarship, the district announced in…
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Auditors find racial disparities in King County contracts
BIPOC-owned businesses earn contract bids at a much lower rate than white-owned businesses.
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Outgoing FWPS superintendent takes pay cut for upcoming mentorship year
Pfeiffer’s salary places her as the No. 15 highest paid superintendent or district executive in the state.