Katie Kresly

Burien City Council met Monday for an executive session. Council took unexpected action afterwards, placing City Manager Adolfo Bailon on administrative leave.

Burien veterans from Post 134 American Legion launch Vets Café, preview their Fourth of July plans, and spotlight local service efforts.

Burien revisits minimum wage April 6 amid conflicting laws, lawsuits, and uncertainty despite already having one of Washington’s highest wages.

With the state bill defeated, Burien must now choose: keep the ordinance that cleared tents from parks or allow camping to return.

Through shelter, mentorship, and community support, The More We Love helps women and children move from crisis toward recovery.

The Des Moines Historical Society will host spring presentations exploring Civil War-era politics and Puget Sound’s early steamboat network.

All three providers at the Highline High School HealthPoint clinic list "gender-affirming care" among their specialties, though it was not included in the initial board presentation.

Lynnwood forum tackles boys playing in girls’ sports and Washington’s gender identity policies as statewide debate intensifies.