Katie Kresly

Pressure grows on Highline Schools over public records and unanswered questions. Is one full-time public records staff member enough?

Two months after giving Superintendent Ivan Duran a three-year contract that emphasized academic growth, the School Board approved new evaluation priorities that do not specifically include academic achievement.

Veterans welcomed first responders Wednesday for a relaxed lunch, a chance to connect and a heartfelt message of gratitude: Thank you for serving our community.

Are you ready to speak up regarding Highline’s bond or levy? Wait, not so fast… The district has changed its stance on public comments.

The Port says remaining school sound-insulation funding is available. Now it’s Highline’s move.

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.