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Back-seat safety for children: Putting Federal Way to the test

Mary Bridge Children’s hospital, Federal Way police and South King Fire and Rescue have launched a campaign aimed…

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Police arrest suspect in U.S. Bank robbery

A suspect in the 12:04 p.m. Jan. 28 bank robbery at 1436 S. 312th St. was arrested shortly…

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Tenants Union hosts seminar for renters

The Tenants Union will host an informational session for renters from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at…

Adelaide Elementary School teacher Jake Booker credits classroom technology such as the ActiveBoard (shown above) for improving the performance of his entire second-grade class. All of his students are now meeting or exceeding grade-level expectations.

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Technology bridges achievement gaps in Federal Way schools

New technology has brought about the end of an old problem. Jake Booker’s second grade class at Adelaide…

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Federal Way’s elected mayor to earn $9,400/month

Federal Way’s first elected mayor will earn less than mayors in some nearby cities, but his or her…

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Conservation effort targets Spring Valley

The city has begun negotiations to purchase 7.15 acres in Spring Valley for conservation purposes. The property, located…

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Hospital reports child abuse | Federal Way crime blotter

Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log: • Suspected child abuse: At 9:02 p.m. Jan.…

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South King Fire Department saves thousands on boat repairs

The bad news is that South King Fire and Rescue's fire boat is out of service. The good…

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Federal Way man pleads guilty to 1984 murder

Daryl Hart, 50, of Federal Way pleaded guilty to first-degree murder Monday. Hart is accused of slaying a…

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Victim robbed while walking on 21st Street SW | Federal Way crime blotter

Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log: • Robbery: At 7:26 a.m. Jan. 15 in the…

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Independent group will set Federal Way mayor’s salary and benefits

The Federal Way city council will trust the citizen-ran Independent Salary Commission to set the salary and benefits…

Students from the Federal Way School District display awards they received for essays written for the city's Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest. This year's theme was 'I have a dream for Federal Way.' The students were honored Jan. 19 at the city council meeting at City Hall.

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2010 MLK essay contest winners announced

Several Federal Way students won cash prizes for their Martin Luther King, Jr. Day essays. This year’s theme…

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Firearms Lawyer hosts armed self-defense seminar Jan. 30

Federal Way attorney Mark Knapp is sponsoring a seminar on armed self-defense. Knapp, an expert in firearms law…

World Vision president Rich Stearns (second from right) joins a chain of volunteers unloading World Vision donated medical supplies on Jan. 19 to Hope Hospital in Port au Prince

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Haiti earthquake relief: Federal Way’s World Vision unveils $15 million plan

Federal Way-based World Vision announced Wednesday a $15 million plan to begin rebuilding earthquake-ravished Haiti. Nearly two weeks…

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Guilty plea in 2008 slaying of Baerbel Roznowski

Chan Ok Kim, also known as Paul Kim, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Kim is accused of slaying…

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Federal Way nightclub catches heat from fire marshals

A Federal Way nightclub had a run-in with fire marshals. Tao Restaurant and Lounge, 30333 Pacific Highway S.…

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Federal Way schools’ bond sale saves taxpayers millions

The bond sale results are in — and Federal Way residents have saved a bundle. The Federal Way…

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Volunteer opportunities: Assisting the elderly, Daughter’s Night Out

Daughter’s Night Out Volunteers are needed to help with Federal Way’s annual Daughter’s Night Out. This year’s event…

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Census will create up to 1,200 jobs in Federal Way area

The 2010 census is bringing jobs to the Federal Way area. To prepare for the census, which will…

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Unknown male solicits woman for sex | Federal Way crime blotter

Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log: • Male soliciting intercourse: At 3:21 p.m. Jan.…