Katie Kresly

Burien City Council selected five finalists to interview for its vacant Position No. 2, following debate over transparency and public access to applicant information.

Federal lawsuit alleges Sylvester Middle School student was barred from sharing Christian materials and denied a religious accommodation during a mandatory school assembly.

The Highline Board approved a $658 million budget, bond and technology levy measures, strategic plan, and superintendent contract extension.

Hosted by local community groups, the SeaTac gathering helped residents learn, ask questions, share experiences, and make their voices heard.

Officials affirm First Amendment rights as detectives continue search for suspect in June 10 assault investigation.

One week after an 80-year-old veteran reported being assaulted at a Burien protest, detectives are now asking the public to identify a suspect.

One proposal removes board-adopted academic goals; another would allow million dollar contracts to proceed without board approval.

The longtime Burien resident says he attended to peacefully express support for ICE before an incident that investigators have confirmed resulted in an assault report.