May 9
Family members and friends of nine state troopers gathered in Bellevue on May 20 to help the Washington State Patrol dedicate a memorial to their fallen brethren.
Being diagnosed with breast cancer was a surreal experience for Brenda Frost. Having just been laid off at work, she went in for a routine check-up, not expecting to be diagnosed with Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), or abnormal cells inside of the milk ducts.
Six months later, the walls on Ed Nugent’s home still bear marks from the night when three inches of raw sewage — still with bits of toilet paper in it — flowed up from his toilet and bathtub, flooding several hundred square feet of the Bellevue residence he had shared for 50 years with his late wife.
Bellevue Police are investigating two hate crimes in which a man threw a sign at Black Lives Matter advocates that read “I hate n******” and “black lives aren’t worth s***” and a church’s Black Lives Matter sign was slashed.
Six additional men — including a high-ranking Microsoft employee, a former Amazon director and a Boeing engineer — were charged last month in connection with the sex-soliciting group that was raided by law enforcement earlier this year.
A widely circulated Associate Press report stating that nearly every Bellevue school has lead in its water was based on old and inaccurate data, according to the city and the school district.
A pair of alleged mail thieves was apprehended in the midst of a parcel pilfering spree on May 15 after some of their loot got loose in front of police officer.
The city of Bellevue is one of the most diverse in the state, according to a new ranking released last week.
“Sir, put down the object and turn around, we have some questions for you.”
The King County Council approved the first major program to be developed and funded by the Best Starts for Kids levy on Monday: the Youth and Family Homelessness Prevention Initiative, a program that was inspired by a pilot program of which Bellevue’s LifeWire was a participant.
An 85-year-old Bellevue man is in custody after allegedly shooting his wife Thursday evening, according to police.
It was supposed to be a fresh start.
Despite the need for a new elementary school to relieve the district’s enrollment growth, some Bellevue residents have reservations about changes to the attendance map will impact their schoolchildren and property values.
A Renton man who allegedly stole a Hummer and used it as a battering ram in multiple Bellevue burglaries has been apprehended by police.
Bellevue resident Edward Wan, the seventh grade winner of the 2016 MATHCOUNTS Competition Series, poses with Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan after appearing on “LIVE with Kelly and Michael” on Tuesday, May 10.
Eighteen years ago, becoming a firefighter was the last thing on Laurie Lamp’s mind. But now, having just been named the third female captain in the Bellevue Fire Department’s history, she wouldn’t have it any other way.
The Bellevue Schools Foundation raised a record-breaking $700,000 towards their goal to double investments in students in the next five years during their annual Spring for Schools event on May 6.
A trio of mail thieves received a first class delivery to the King County Jail on Monday, courtesy of the Bellevue Police Department.
Among the hand-picked berries and crisp carrots, Bellevue Farmers Market shoppers may also notice a fresh face: new director Natalie Evans.
