Texas school debt offers a cautionary tale as Highline voters weigh new bonds and levies, raising questions about debt, spending, and academic results.

Washington’s new “millionaires tax” raises questions about small businesses, married couples, voter approval and whether future lawmakers could expand it.

DESC Public Q&A; Meet SeaTac Police Chief candidates; Burien Town Hall at Boulevard Park for North of NERA Rezoning; Normandy Park Public Hearings, and more…

Burien Council to discuss minimum wage conflict April 6. King County, Burien Planning Commission, and Des Moines meetings this week.

Key meetings this week include school bond decisions, a community discussion on homelessness and addiction, and a Burien council special meeting.

The Highline School District is considering renewing a capital technology levy of about $12 million per year for four years to maintain and expand school technology systems. The proposed levy is expected to appear alongside a school replacement bond in November 2026. If approved, it would add about $180 per

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

Local governments across the Highline region meet this week on city policy, school planning, zoning, and regional issues. Here are the meetings to watch.