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Federal Way police hunt for serial hotel burglar

Police are searching for a man whom they are referring to as a serial hotel burglar. Federal Way…

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Federal Way: A new target for thieves — car parts

Automobile burglaries are nothing new and neither is metal theft. Federal Way thieves have found a way to…

Federal Way Municipal Court Judge Dave Larson

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Things get a lot fishy at Steel Lake

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Federal Way Mirror News Briefs | July 30

South King Fire and Rescue Deputy Chief Jerry Thorson has earned the title of “Certified Emergency Manager.”

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Fallen Federal Way officer honored at softball tourney

The first of three charity events honoring the life of fallen Federal Way police officer Patrick Maher kicked…

Federal Way resident John Micciche stands in front of his 30-foot boat recently. City code prohibits boats to be stored on property.

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Federal Way code cracking down on everything from boats to grass

John Micciche has always known owning a boat is expensive. But he never imagined it could cost him…

Family Life Christian Church member Wes Helm

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Faith in Action event gets churches out in Federal Way community

While most of Federal Way’s church-goers sat in their pews Sunday morning, a group of nearly 400 took…

Construction at the TAF Academy site is continuing this summer. The academy will operate in six portables on the Totem Middle School campus.

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Federal Way’s TAF Academy ready to open its doors

Students and teachers of Federal Way’s new Technology Access Foundation (TAF) Academy are gearing up for the start…

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Automobile burglaries are nothing new and neither is metal theft. Federal Way thieves have found a way to…

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Federal Way Mirror Community Calendar | July 26

Readers: Please send all community calendar items two weeks prior to the event to ensure timely publication. E-mail…

The first of 17 place markers identifying historical Federal Way roads was hung at the intersection of Pacific Highway South and South 320th Street Tuesday morning. The highway used to be known as Seattle-Tacoma Road and the intersection of that and South 320th Street was known as Webb Corner.

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Hanging up a little history

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Dash Point apartments murder suspect released while police investigate

A 20-year-old suspect in the 1 a.m. July 18 fatal shooting of 19-year-old Vadim Grib was released from…

Peggy LaPorte

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Federal Way Mirror News Briefs | July 26

The fourth annual Federal Way Lions Club Scholarship Car Show will run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug.…

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Man finds stranger jumping his fence, police find him asleep | Federal Way Police Blotter

• At 12:28 a.m. July 17 at 28403 20th Ave. S. an officer responded to a residence where…

Motorists were backed up from Pacific Highway South to 1st Avenue South midday Tuesday as a crew activated a traffic light. The project is due for completion in September.

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Pacific Highway, S. 348th traffic jams will continue through the summer

The end is in sight for two of the city’s largest road construction projects. But officials warn that…

Twelve-year-old Anthony Johnston

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Big Brothers program in Federal Way needs a few good mentors

It can be tough at times for a 12-year-old boy to live in a house full of women.

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Federal Way-area FUSION gives women a safe haven

Tamia, of Federal Way, had romantic visions of what marriage would be like when she wed at the…

Kent Police Department utilizes a PAGIS device to assist officers in locating stolen vehicles. It scans 10 license plates per second.

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Federal Way, other King County agencies receive $1M grant to fight auto theft

Auto thieves beware, Federal Way police want the help of a machine, along with a task force, to…

A member of the Korean-American Women’s Association of the Northwest plays a Korean harp during a performance honoring veterans on Sunday.

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Korean War veterans ‘sacrificed for our freedom’

Residents of the Life Care Center in Federal Way, a nursing home with a large military veteran population,…

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Cheapskate, here’s a few tipping tips

To tip originally meant “to ensure promptness.”