Opportunities to make public comments at several city meetings the Highline School Board and the Burien Airport Committee (SAMP) this week.

Community members questioned rising costs, project delays, transparency, parking access, and proposals extending Sound Transit debt up to 75 years.

Candidate filing has closed for the November 2026 election, setting the stage for several closely watched Highline-area political races.

Is Washington’s new millionaires tax truly limited to the wealthy? A fast-moving signature campaign now aims to give voters the final say.

Sound Transit Town Hall in Des Moines scheduled for Wednesday. City Council Meetings at SeaTac, Normandy Park, Des Moines. Burien Planning Commission, and more...

Burien Council will consider action on zoning and minimum wage; Highline School Board will vote on reduced certified staffing, Normandy Park will hold a Town Hall on cell service, and Des Moines will discuss Comprehensive Plan draft.

Filing week gives Highline residents a chance to run for office as voters prepare to decide key state and county races.

Upcoming city councils, airport decisions, and housing discussions shaping local policy, planning, and community priorities across Highline.