Back to School Drive
In addition to the backpack and clothing giveaway, beautician school volunteers, homeless and housing assistance resources, various labor unions will host workshops and more.
DUI crash
An 18-year-old woman was arrested in connection with the crash after one person died and another was seriously injured.
Police investigation
The drugs were discovered on Sunday at the South 320th Street Federal Way grocery store location.
Police investigation
16-year-old girl acted in self-defense during an argument over cooking breakfast, according to police investigation.
Twenty-eight senior centers will form 14 hubs for targeted senior services around the region.
Cyclist transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Community gathers at Town Square Park for showing of “The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.”
The Des Moines Council will discuss repair plans at the Sept. 5 meeting.
Business
Shipping company cites Federal Way’s increasing transient activity as one of main reasons for leaving.
Sound Transit
Sound Transit selects artists for $3 million project.
Back to school safety
Do not double-park, stop in crosswalks, or interfere with school buses in the busloading area of a school.
Annual Alumni Picnic
Eagles, Titans, Gators and Raiders shared memories, good times.
Desna Cup
It all started with a group of enthusiastic immigrants from Russia who created the very first Desna soccer team in 1999.
News
The man in his 20s was transported to Harborview Medical Center.
Police blotter
The owner of the purse arrived at Walmart shortly after police did.
Rhododendron Garden
Forty years of rhododendrons at the Rhododendron Garden in Federal Way has put the city on the map as having the largest collection in the world.
Federal Way Public Schools
‘In building young scholars up, teachers supply us with the next artists, the next public servants, and the next leaders. You shape our future.’
Ten percent increase will generate $1.5 million annually.
Alumni Picnic
The picnic will be held from 12-3 p.m. at Federal Way High School.
Police mentorship program
Megan Schafer, WSU senior, helped create this program when she was looking for a place to explore her career passions over the summer.
