The City of Kirkland has received a temporary use application from Lake Washington United Methodist Church and SHARE/WHEEL to relocate Tent City 4 to church property beginning Saturday, April 24.
Family, friends and co-workers from around the country joined state and local officials Friday to remember a fallen transportation construction worker who was killed by a drunk driver in June 2007.
Juanita High School has been approved by University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE), part of the University of Cambridge, as…
Drew Carey has made a name for himself by making people laugh. But it has not always been so easy…
Congressman Dave Reichert was admitted to George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C., Wednesday after feeling ill, according to his congressional office.
Former American Idol contestant and Federal Way resident Sanjaya Malakar apparently can’t drive 55. He was caught going 50 miles…
The Horticulture Department at Lake Washington Technical College opens its greenhouse to the public for the annual spring plant sale,…
Sleep Country USA, the Northwest’s largest seller of premium mattresses, will host its fifth annual Pajama Bowl for Foster Kids…
The Lake Washington Technical College Board of Trustees granted tenure to seven faculty members at their March board meeting. The…
The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 800 per week.
Fourth grade Girl Scouts from Peter Kirk Elementary conduct a benefit bake sale for Haiti’s earthquake victims at school last…
The following students from Kirkland recently graduated from Western Washington University: Bryan Aaron Chandler, Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration;…
Six students from the International Community School’s Music Ensemble and Choir placed first in their categories at this year’s Northlake…
The Kirkland Reporter will move from the Market neighborhood to its new Totem Lake location on Friday, April 2. The…
Kirkland resident Lacey Carroll, who filed a civil lawsuit in July against magician David Copperfield, will get her day in…
Here’s the scoop: Ben & Jerry’s in downtown Kirkland is offering a free ice cream cone to everyone who stops…
The following is a recap of how Kirkland legislators from the 45th and 48th Districts recently voted on several bills…
Puget Sound Energy has confirmed that a contractor came into contact with electrical equipment near the Juanita Substation in Kirkland…
Five Bellevue men have been charged in connection with the March 15 home invasion robbery attempt at medical-marijuana activist Steve Sarich’s Finn Hill home.
But that is not the only legal fallout from the incident, as Sarich, 59, plans to sue the King County Sheriff’s Office for what he calls vaguely worded laws that led to the crime scene turning into a “marijuana raid.”
