The truck was caught on cables and pulled down five poles, closing the street for more than 24 hours.
A Kirkland man is challenging himself to commute using a different method for each day of the month.
Kirkland’s Fire Station 25 opened 44 years ago and hadn’t been remodeled until October 2017.
Reporter Kailan Manadic participates in a morning workout with the local men’s fitness group and is nicknamed after a well-known crime dog.
The man used multiple methods to evade taxes, lived in Kirkland and owned a local business.
DelBene handed out free lunches at the Kingsgate Library Summer Meals program.
Students will learn basic emergency preparedness among other valuable skills.
Resolution R-5324 will use a 0.1 percent sales tax increase to fund new community safety programs.
The male subject allegedly assaulted a 72-year-old convenience store clerk.
Tania Finlayson teamed up with Google’s Gboard team to make Morse code a usable language on Android.
The act occurred at Edith Moulton Park by man in a black T-shirt, ball cap and sport shorts.
Marcelo Castellano was fatally shot by Redmond police after failing to comply with arrest orders.
Langley would not comment on the investigation.
The accident occurred at a construction site near the 148th Avenue Northeast interchange.
Everyday Athlete sees community support after a big move from Juanita.
The free tour will feature more than 40 local artists who will open their studios for tours.
Google has partnered with the Kirkland Parks Foundation to fund the KITE STEM Challenge.
Council approves $13,100 to purchase 40 pots for Kirkland Downtown Association program.
Jessica Muller said her son loves garbage trucks and watches videos in bed while undergoing chemotherapy.
The play, “Le Prénom,” will be entirely in French with three showings on March 23, May 4 and 11.
