Katie Kresly

Highline approved a $9 million outsourced student transportation contract despite incomplete answers, raising fresh concerns about transparency and public trust.

After years of advocacy, SeaTac is closer to protecting 45 acres, though negotiations with the Port still lie ahead.

“You gotta pick the best bad option,” Councilmember Kevin Schilling said as Burien leaders debated staffing, services, reserves and taxes.

Are our schools political? Washington schools chief Chris Reykdal called MAGA “fascist” while defending Democratic Socialists on social media.

Reform Pilates celebrated its Normandy Park grand opening with a ribbon cutting, drawing dozens of neighbors, clients, friends and family.

After months of rebuilding from flooding that damaged the clinic in April, Skinperfect Aesthetics celebrated its grand re-opening Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by Discover Burien. About 20 people attended the celebration, including representatives from Discover Burien, Burien City Councilmember Alex Andrade, former Burien City Councilmember Stephanie

After months of paid leave, the council approved Resolution 537, ending Bailon's employment, authorizing severance, and beginning the search for a replacement.

Come celebrate Skinperfect Aesthetics' grand re-opening Friday with a ribbon cutting, refreshed clinic tours, and a special gift while supplies last.