Reporter’s Notebook
Limitations of King County’s annual homeless street count could result in an undercount and ineffective solutions.
Inside Politics
Federal Way needs a community-wide shuttle bus system, interesting shops, better permitting and more.
Inside Politics
The “It’s the Right Thing To Do” Award goes to Mayor Ferrell as he agreed to fly the pride flag.
Inside Politics
Although the new appointee for the vacant 30th District seat must be a Democrat, the alignment opens the door for political mischief.
Inside Politics
These officials and many others served with distinction even on the occasions when you disagreed with them.
My Perspective
‘Save the Campus’ and Initiative 19-001 poverty crusaders don’t have a clear understanding of their impact.
Guest editorial
Washington Supreme Court upholds that state legislators are subject to the Public Records Act.
Inside Politics
Ferrell’s tendency for hyperbole got the better of him as he quoted President Ronald Reagan at the Berlin Wall with “tear down this wall.”
Inside Politics
Legislators were seeking information and accountability from City Hall and did not appear happy with some city answers.
Message from the police chief
We are deploying extra holiday patrols at various business areas throughout the city.
Inside Politics
It’s rare when a public official gets a second chance to do “the right thing.”
Inside Politics
Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell is endorsing Jesse Johnson because it will look good to Democrats.
My Perspective
“For us to regain prosperity … an improved retail sector would be nice, and we must keep traffic moving and crime heading toward Fife.”
Reporter’s Notebook
Mirror reporter runs the 13.1-mile race in 2:01:40.
Inside Politics
The Federal Way mayor has control of all city facilities and could have used his authority to join other cities and direct the flag be flown.
Voice of Business
Greater Federal Way Chamber of Commerce CEO says business retention is a top priority.
Inside Politics
Election revealed some relationships that will provide clues to new potential voting blocks.
Inside Politics
In the short-term, the big news was the defeat of the advisory vote to allow pot stores in the city limits.
Inside Politics
Planning for 2020 state races has been going on for months, as has the maneuvering for the next city and county races in 2021.
Sex in the Suburbs
Whether you are saddened by this news or jumping for joy, I’ll still be around, doing what I do.
