A Bellevue Police investigation into a high-profile Eastside car thief led its special enforcement and SWAT teams to Seattle’s Lake City neighborhood last Friday, where 20-year-old Brian Beasley was arrested and two stolen vehicles were recovered.
Bellevue Planning Commissioner Michelle Hilhorst has announced her candidacy for Bellevue City Council Position 5, making Mayor Claudia Balducci’s seat the most competitive race of the season to date.
Don Cruickshank bought a fixer-upper in Bellevue’s Crossroads neighborhood, but couldn’t start remodeling until something was done about the pesky mass of blackberry bushes in the backyard.
Aidan Leffler is doing well with his latest treatment for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, but Mindy Leffler continues to fight for better drugs to save her son’s life. That work had been done mostly behind-the-scenes, until a documentary film crew came knocking.
Bellevue Police believe the same suspect who robbed the U.S. Bank in Factoria two weeks ago struck again Thursday afternoon.
After a month on the job, Bellevue Police Chief Steve Mylett says he’s about halfway through with one-on-one interviews with officers, asking them what the department does well and what it can be doing better.
The Bellevue City Council had more questions than answers by the end of Monday’s report from an independent consulting firm whose technical analysis supports moving forward with Puget Sound Energy’s Energize Eastside project.
Bellevue residents opposing the removal of nearly 300 trees for a Puget Sound Energy redundancy project between the Lake Hills and Phantom Lake substations lost their appeal to city council on Monday, however, they did so quietly.
Bellevue Parks Board Chairwoman Sherry Grindeland announced her candidacy for City Council Position 5 on Tuesday.
An 18-year-old woman had her driver’s license for less than a day, losing it when she allegedly struck a Bellevue school bus while exiting the Crossroads Mall and driving away.
A former Bellevue High School staffer and football player was charged Tuesday with second-degree sexual misconduct with a minor following allegations the 24-year-old Medina man inappropriately touched a 16-year-old boy while he slept inside his home back in January.
While the city of Bellevue claimed back in March it could take as long as a month to know what caused a sinkhole to open up in downtown Bellevue,public records show the city knew construction was to blame from the start.
The Bellevue City Council voted late Monday night to commit $20 million toward completing the Tateuchi Center for performing arts on the condition it does not increase taxes for residents and serves a significant public benefit.
A man who murdered his ex-wife by stabbing her 72 times in her Bellevue condo and briefly fled the state two years ago was sentenced to 26 1/2 years in prison Friday in King County Superior Court.
Bellevue has begun the environmental review process for Puget Sound Energy’s Energize Eastside project, and will include five scoping meetings for the public to weigh in on details they want to see included when preparing the Environmental Impact Statement for the project, as required by the Washington State Environmental Policy Act.
Bellevue staff say the craze over the city’s new Chick-fil-A restaurant will last a few more weeks, but the latest steps taken to tackle the traffic congestion it’s caused appear to be working.
Sound Transit reports the withdrawal of a petition to pull its permits for aligning light rail and a transit station in the Mercer Slough Nature Park marks the last legal challenge facing East Link.
Old Main’s Philbrook House appears to be getting a reprieve, as a diamond company has extended its timeline for needing to remove the historic structure from its property, and a Bellevue native championing its preservation has secured a new site — in Carnation.
Officers and volunteers are settling in at the Bellevue Police Department’s new Crossroads Substation, after having to change locations after 20 years this month to make way for a Jamba Juice in the mall.
Bovee Park came one step closer to having its contentious name changed on Tuesday, when the city parks board took comments from the public for what its new title should be.
