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Burien’s $3 million budget deficit is growing, and one resident argues the council’s own costly decisions are helping drive it.

Normandy Park Mayor Eric Zimmerman questions research behind LEAD’s reported results, while program co-creator Lisa Daugaard defends its effectiveness.

Dr Lebegue shares concerns about health consequences for residents living in airport communities related to SAMP

Highline parent asks "How can Highline voters make an informed decision on a $643.4 million debt package when basic public records are locked behind automated software delays until months after the election?"

Community members have an opportunity to voice concerns about airport growth, noise, traffic, and environmental impacts before the comment period ends on Aug 20.

The added session gives community members another venue to voice concerns about airport growth, noise, traffic, and environmental impacts before comment period ends on Aug 20.

Burien Council is holding a special meeting o on Thursday. Primary Election Day is Tuesday, Aug 4. SAMP deadline coming up.

A letter argues Highline Public Schools should prove its commitment to transparency and accountability before voters decide on a $643.4 million debt package. Highline Schools responded.