Issaquah school district agrees to $4.25M sexual assault settlement
A suburban Seattle school district this week agreed to pay $4.25 million to settle a lawsuit that accuses a former middle school teacher of sexually assaulting his student for nearly a decade.
Video: Issaquah black bears are done hibernating and ready to play
With the arrival of spring also comes the awakening of Western Washington black bears after a long hibernation.
Black bears are waking up in Issaquah
After a long hibernation, these bears are ready to eat and play.
Mother of fallen soldier pleads for return of stolen dog tags
A car prowler in Issaquah stole Staff Sgt. Paul Gardner’s dog tags out of his mother’s 18-year-old vehicle Monday night. They were precious to Claire Gardner because her son died following a bomb blast in Iraq.
Police searching for driver in Issaquah hit-and-run, pedestrian seriously injured
Police are searching for a suspected driver involved in a hit-and-run in Issaquah, seriously injuring a pedestrian.
Polarizing debate continues on whether Washington educators should be higher on the vaccine list
Vaccine debate when it comes to teachers rages on.
Issaquah man recalls 'odd' encounter with a stranger claiming his father was shot at Poo Poo Point
The King County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating a suspicious death near the Poo Poo Point Trailhead in Issaquah.
Medical Examiner: Victim found dead at Poo Poo Point trailhead shot in the head
The King County Medical Examiner's office has identified the victim as 52-year-old Daren Olin. The ME's office said Olin's cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head.
Couple facing murder charges after Uber driver found stabbed to death in Issaquah
A couple from Nevada are facing second-degree murder charges after reportedly robbing and stabbing an Uber driver to death in Issaquah.
Parents rally in Bellevue calling school districts to offer option for in-person learning
Parents rallied in Bellevue on Saturday to call on local school districts to offer an in-person learning option for students.
Complicated process leads to delay of in person learning for Issaquah families
Issaquah school district in limbo when it comes to in person learning.
Some families in Issaquah School District worried about sending kids back to classrooms
As some parents across Washington said they are eager to get their kids back into some form of classroom setting, others said they worry it may be too soon.
Issaquah students returning to classrooms
Some special needs students in Puyallup will also return to in-person learning this week.
Issaquah School District announces plans to bring elementary school kids back into the classroom
As COVID cases drop, classrooms are getting ready to open.
Public advised to use caution during Labor Day weekend to prevent wildfires in dry, hot weather
The public can play a role in preventing more wildfires in Washington. Friday, commissioner of public lands Hilary Franz made a call to action, after assessing damages from the Evans Canyon wildfire in Yakima and Kittitas counties that has burned about 70,000 acres.
70-year-old COVID-19 survivor making strides in recovery
A Washington man who survived COVID-19 talks about his road to recovery since leaving the hospital two months ago.