Complaint claims the museum is violating equal protections clause by excluding boys
Hometown Heroes
Lori and Jeff Allen and their daughter, Savannah, keep a beloved local holiday tradition alive.
A Federal Way man known as “Flatline” has been charged with attempted murder and kidnapping after allegedly shooting a man on Jan. 25 — paralyzing… Continue reading
Phase 3 of Gov. Jay Inslee’s reopening plan will allow businesses to operate at 50% capacity starting March 22.
New guidance for those that have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 have been released by the Centers for Disease Control. The guidance was released on… Continue reading
UPDATE
Tae Yo, 76, has dementia and wandered from his Federal Way home on March 9.
Workers at many large grocery stores in unincorporated King County will soon see a pay bump of $4 an hour after the King County Metropolitan… Continue reading
The location will administer 500 vaccine doses per day, the Virginia Mason Franciscan Health says.
Public comment period runs through April 19.
Roads and bridges repair programs in King County are underfunded, and state legislators are thinking of ways to address critical infrastructure issues this session as… Continue reading
Supreme Court decision to strike down drug possesion law leaves oppurtunity to shift paradigm
Bill’s prime sponsor says it will help address healthcare equity and affordability.
Deadline for nominations is May 7.
Operations and Maintenance Facility South to be built in Kent or Federal Way; public comment begins
In late February, the Federal Way Public Schools district hit the mark of one million meals provided so far this school year. Dedicated Nutrition Services… Continue reading
Report records 120,000 diagnoses in Washington.
Federal Way Police Blotter
Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log Feb. 25- March 2.
Jim Ferrell has served as mayor since 2014.
Lake Sammamish kokanee aren’t out of the woods by any stretch, but there’s reason to be optimistic about the fate of the little red fish… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee signed a bill that can waive some requirements for students who were on track before the pandemic.
