The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission approved Puget Sound Energy's request to reduce natural gas rates for customers started Nov. 1. The Bellevue-based company serves more than 785,000 statewide.
The pink "Tie Guy" program is part of a Komen Puget Sound’s efforts to to strengthen the male voice in the breast cancer movement. The Power of a Promise luncheon attracted 450 participants who donated over $218,000.
The new Microsoft software is available to download online as of 12:01 a.m. Friday.
The Mercer Island Communities That Care (MICTC) coalition will host the screening and discussion about common marijuana myths and providing the facts at the Mercer Island Community and Event Center.
Mercer Island Visual Arts League members Esther Akrish, Nancy Axell and Seiko Konya are included in this exhibition, which stops next in Seattle on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Sheriff Steve Strachan, a SeaTac resident with 25 years of experience in law enforcement, is running against former King County Sheriff's Office spokesman and MI resident John Urquhart.
The Issaquah Republican, co-owner of Metal Masters Northwest, Inc. in Lynnwood, is trying to unseat Rep. Marcie Maxwell for a seat in the State House representing Legislative District 41.
Seeking a third term, State Rep. Marcie Maxwell — who also runs her own Realtors business in Renton — faces challenger Tim Eaves, a Lynnwood business owner who lives in Issaquah.
The incumbent State Senator and former Mercer Island City Councilman is vying against Mercer Island resident Maureen Judge to represent the 41st in the State Legislature.
The former NARAL Pro-Choice Washington PAC board member and Expedia.com manager is vying against incumbent State Senator Steve Litzow to represent the 41st in the State Legislature.
Mercer Island Police convinced the man to surrender after he had barricaded himself in a home in The Lakes neighborhood — near Islander Middle School — on Sunday, following an argument with his girlfriend and the homeowner.
Mercer Island Parks and Recreation Department invites residents to come to the Mercer Island Community and Event Center to enjoy holiday treats, music and fun as a way to support city parks and rec programs.
The pumpkins are made by local glass artists and currently on sale at locations across the Island including the Mercer Island Community Center, Mercer Island Florist, Aljoya, and Au Courant.
The South Korean dance-hit craze has officially hit Mercer Island after the high school's marching band performs its version of "Gangnam Style" at Homecoming in Islander Stadium on Oct. 19.
Both teams qualified and move on to the SeaKing District competition next Thursday, Oct. 25 at Lower Woodland Park in Seattle.
Island resident Dr. Fredric Tobis will offer a closer look at campaign promises made by President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney on healthcare reform on Oct. 29 at Island Books.
The State Route 520 Bridge will be closed for construction this weekend, but the weekend closure will end noon Sunday for the Seattle Sounders kickoff, the Washington State Department of Transportation said.
Mercer Island Police Officer Rob Jira offers several sensible safety tips for Halloween on Oct. 31 on Mercer Island.
All month long, the North-end QFC will feature special discounts on a variety of groceries and fresh produce to celebrate the re-opening of the store Oct. 10 and the expanded area of the store dedicated to kosher foods.
Trick or treat in the Town Center and at South-end businesses will take place from 3-5 p.m. on Halloween, Oct. 31. Donations will support the Youth & Family Services Food Pantry.
