Police blotter
The elderly man was tackled to the ground by one worker when the male appeared to be moving towards employees with the hammer in hand.
Domestic violence dispute
The suspect is in custody, police confirm.
911 news
SKFR crews responded to the fire at Hoyt Road SW and SW 332nd Place Wednesday morning; No suspects in the case at this time.
Reeves resigns
30th District Democrat Rep. Kristine Reeves announced on Monday she is stepping down immediately.
Martin withdraws from race
Rebecca Martin said it’s critical the chamber continues to build on the strategic foundation for economic opportunities in the region.
Holiday gift bazaar
Holiday gift bazaar is open is open Dec. 16-22 and Dec. 23-24.
The authority will consolidate crisis response and services into one entity.
Federal Way Link Extension
Actions will enable critical project to enter construction in early 2020.
Holiday generosity
Seventeen technical and community colleges will use the funds for scholarships, grants.
737 Max updates
Suspension expected to begin in January
Grinchy antics
Federal Way’s Special Investigations Unit arrested the suspect on Friday, Dec. 13; Some of the 78 stolen trees were recovered, police say.
WA Legislature 2020
There’s a wide range of subjects they hope to address when the 2020 session begins next month.
The transit agency reported in October that black riders were more likely than others to get fined.
Highly Capable Program
Program provides services to scholars who are designated as highly capable learners.
Shooting threats investigation
Student, 17, was expelled from school for one day, however police have not identified a suspect.
Doug Nelson reflects on his career
Doug Nelson’s final day with the city was Dec. 4; recreation Manager Cody Geddes fills interim manager position.
Seattle’s homelessness committee aligned the city’s plan with King County’s.
An update to the King County climate action plan should include an environmental justice framing as it’s developed over the coming months. The King County… Continue reading
Scam
Police encourage residents to hang up on suspicious calls.
The agreement would consolidate emergency services for people experiencing homelessness.
