'Be prepared for snow': SR 18 over Tiger Mountain reopens after multiple spinouts
State Route 18 over Tiger Mountain reopened in both directions after it was closed due multiple spinouts and disabled semi-trucks early Tuesday morning.
3 boys arrested in strong-arm robbery in Issaquah, WA
Three boys were arrested in connection to a strong-arm robbery in Issaquah on Tuesday night.
Costco workers could go on strike if contract agreement not reached
Costco has until midnight to reach a new agreement with workers, or thousands of employees plan to walk off the job.
Teamsters to rally outside Costco headquarters
Eighty-five percent of Costco Teamsters across the U.S. voted in favor of authorizing the strike.
REI exits 'Experiences' businesses, laying off hundreds
REI is cutting hundreds of jobs as the Issaquah-based co-op eliminates its "Experiences" division.
REI exits 'Experiences' businesses, laying off hundreds of employees
REI announced the closure of its Experiences division, affecting over 400 employees, as it shifts focus to core business areas.
5 hospitalized in Issaquah crash
Five people were hospitalized after a crash on Issaquah-Hobart Road Southeast on Friday afternoon.
Bomb cyclone aftermath: King County homeowners still waiting on federal aid
A month after a bomb cyclone hit the region, many residents of the Mirrormont neighborhood outside of Issaquah continue to deal with significant damage and a lengthy recovery process.
WA deputies spin out fleeing 12-year-old boy in car he stole from grandpa
On the day before Thanksgiving, a pre-teen stole his grandpa’s car for a multi-county road trip, according to investigators.
King County councilmember works to secure bomb cyclone recovery funds
King County Councilmember Sarah Perry says she wants to support neighbors who were hit the hardest by Tuesday's bomb cyclone.
Some residents still without power
Thousands are still without power after last week's bomb cyclone.
Issaquah School District to resume classes on 2-hour delay Monday
With bomb cyclone storm damage in Issaquah still causing issues, school officials say they are still weighing when to reopen classrooms.
Warming shelters, charging stations provide relief as WA power outages continue
Thousands of people are still without power after Tuesday's bomb cyclone, with more wind and rain expected to hit the region. In response, several cities have declared a state of emergency and opened warming shelters and charging stations to help residents stay warm and connected.
WA homeowners prepare for frustrating insurance claims after storm
Some families are turning to crowdfunding to cover storm damage costs that insurance won’t.
Issaquah home burns down, generator possibly sparked fire
Fire crews responded to a house fire that was possibly caused by a generator on Wednesday, their fourth generator-related fire of the day in Issaquah.