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Impact of transgender military ban unknown for local personnel
A week after the Supreme Court ruling, active-duty service members remain uncertain about their future.
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Federal Way mayor supports landfill site for light rail yard
Christian Faith Center, industrial area in Federal Way amongst 6 sites Sound Transit is eyeing.
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King County Council approves fossil fuel moratorium
Six-month moratorium on new fossil fuel infrastructure was narrowly approved
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Man jumps from window of burning home after attempting to save dogs
Residents injured in fire that destroyed home; family’s two dogs unaccounted for.
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Measles outbreak puts Washington under state of emergency
Health officials said un-immunized groups of students in schools can pose an increased risk of spreading preventable diseases
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Extended hours for free income tax help at Highline College
United Way and Highline continue partnership, add morning, Saturday hours.
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Program provides meaningful navigation for at-risk youth
Mentees spark change in criminal culture starting with local Federal Way community.
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Unusual arrest after driver notices car in front of him is his
Car theft victim follows, confronts armed suspect.
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Female tells police she was kidnapped during bad first date
Weekly round-up of calls to Federal Way Police Department.
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Freight or fire: King County’s trash problem
Should we ship away waste or build an incinerator?
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Citizen of the Month’s quick action saves elderly man’s life
FWPD’s Gretchen Sund honored for her concern that saved 94-year-old volunteer’s life.
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Federal Way police address criminal activity, prevention at neighborhood event
Murder rates decrease 86 percent; robberies up by 38 percent.
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Mayor to host first-ever Facebook Live Town Hall meeting
Ask mayor questions about what’s happening in Federal Way at noon on Jan. 24.
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Federal Way Council to host fresh new faces
Emerging Leaders pairs students with council members who mentor youth in all things city.
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Federal Way honors Martin Luther King Jr.
Celebration includes special performances, food drive.
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Nonprofit, company at odds over preserving Weyerhaeuser property
IRG addresses concerns over first building; Save Weyerhaeuser advocates for alternative plan.
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Rep. Pellicciotti takes on special interests
Federal Way legislator will also introduce campaign finance reform legislation.
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Twin Lakes students collect 200 pairs of socks for Day Center
Students met their goal two days ahead of their deadline.
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Rep. Reeves elected as deputy majority whip
Whips are charged with finding level of support for legislation, amendments and budgets.
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Legislature welcomes one of the most diverse cohorts, including women of color
Washington currently ranks fourth in the nation in terms of gender parity in the state Legislature.