A new round of results from from the state-wide primary election were posted by King and Snohomish Counties on Wednesday afternoon.
A 49-year-old Bothell man died at EvergreenHealth hospital on Monday following a three-car collision on I-405 that nearly closed the freeway for two hours on Monday morning.
A 19-year-old Kirkland man was taken to a local hospital after a metal cylinder came off a flatbed truck and crashed through the windshield of his car in eastern Washington on Friday.
Celebrate Kirkland and the Kirkland Downtown Association have announced that the theme for this year’s Fourth of July celebration in downtown Kirkland will be “It’s a Small World.” The groups are also seeking support from community businesses.
The April 2016 special election results were certified on May 6. Those results include the approval of the Lake Washington School District’s (LWSD) $398 million bond measure to reduce overcrowding and enhance aging facilities. The measure officially passed with 66.28 percent or 27,585 votes in favor and 33.73 percent or 14,031 votes against.
With Easter on Sunday, kids will have two opportunities to hunt for eggs this weekend.
California-based development company recently began knocking down the lower mall in Totem Lake Malls in Kirkland to make way for its new development The Village at Totem Lake.
The Kirkland Police Department responded to an armed robbery call from the Totem Lake Fred Meyer Jewelers on Feb. 8.
Kirkland Mayor Amy Walen was re-elected to head the Kirkland City Council and Councilman Jay Arnold was elected deputy mayor during the Council’s first meeting of 2016 on Tuesday night at Kirkland City Hall. Both will serve two-year terms.
Screams of glee and shock could be heard all through Marina Park in downtown Kirkland at 1 p.m. on New Year’s Day, as hundreds of people from around the Puget Sound area participated in the annual Kirkland Polar Plunge.
A wind storm that ravaged the Puget Sound area nocked out power to many neighborhoods in Kirkland in Tuesday evening.
The Juanita High School football team advanced to the second round of the state playoffs by crushing Columbia River, 57-7, on Saturday in Vancouver, Wash.
Kirkland firefighters discovered a man who died in a house fire, just blocks from Lake Washington High School, early Sunday morning.
The last time Lake Washington High School defeated Juanita was in 2006. The Kangs came into the game against their cross-town rival with hopes of ending that streak and starting a new one of their own. But the Kangs will have to wait one more year to start a streak of their own.
A Salt Lake City, Utah man died early Wednesday morning during a one car crash on I-405 in Kirkland, according to the Washington State Patrol.
For Lake Washington High School head football coach AJ Parnell the field is like the classroom – and he wants his players to be complete in both areas. Parnell said his team last year finished 5-5 but made great strides in communicating what being a leader is to the underclassmen. They also finished with a team GPA over 3.0.
The Juanita High School football team’s season came to an abrupt end last season with a first round loss in the state playoffs. Since that time the team has gone through many changes, including the hiring of long time assistant coach Lele Te’o as the new head coach.
On Saturday, my wife and I went to comedy show and the stand up comic made the joke that “boy, when summer ends, it really ends.”
The powerful wind storm that blew down trees, telephone poles and littered local roads with debris also knocked out power to 238,000 residents in western Washington, according to Puget Sound Energy. Approximately 50,000 resident remain without power as of 7 p.m. on Sunday, including approximately 1,500 in Kirkland according to PSE.com.
Every parent knows what next week brings as kids head back to school. It is a little bit of stress, thinking about schedules, supplies, music or sports practices, etc…
