Gym takes climbing to new heights in Federal Way
Founder is a graduate of Todd Beamer High School.
Thomas Jefferson gynmasts win only home meet of the season...
Rylee Cabang shines in final home meet of senior year for Raiders.
NPSL girls wrestling action
Decatur, Federal Way and Todd Beamer all had wrestlers competing at league meet.
Feds approve WA emergency declaration for record flooding
As rivers began to recede, the federal government on Dec. 12 approved Washington’s request for aid to respond to ongoing…
Federal Way man dies in Adams County crash
The man was a 51-year-old male passenger.
Federal Way Community Calendar | Dec. 12 edition
Highlight: Winter Bonsai Solstice takes place Dec. 13 at the Pacific Bonsai Museum.
Community generosity powers a season of giving at Valley Cities
Drop boxes and year-end gifts help sustain mental health and recovery services across King County
Federal Way’s flood risk is low
Large commuter population encouraged to be cautious.
$500,000 lost in a scam | Federal Way police blotter
From the Federal Way police log.
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Gov. Ferguson declares statewide emergency over major flooding
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Community celebrates new local light rail stations
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Federal Way murder suspect arrested in Texas
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FW public art selection delayed to invite community feedback
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FWPS levy renewal approved for February ballot
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Possibly intoxicated driver crashes into tree | Federal Way police...
Searching for truth in a world of manipulation | Whale’s...
The word pops up from time to time, but most of us are unlikely to pay it much attention.
Let’s get serious about solving WA’s energy challenges | Commentary
For residents of the Pacific Northwest, January 2024 might be memorable because of the winter storm that brought ice and…
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What’s happening was never what the founders intended | Whale’s...
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Time to choose a new Federal Way Municipal Court judge...
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Fault finding and political violence in today’s America | Whale’s...
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Original intent and other constitutional questions | Whale’s Tales
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Lessons from ‘Black Like Me’ have stayed with me |...
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Revenge and score settling have no place in leadership |...
Community generosity powers a season of giving at Valley Cities
Building hope through compassionate self-harm prevention in Federal Way
Bringing comfort home: Personalized care for independent living
Federal Way small business has the secret sauce for success
Federal Way Mirror Female Athlete of the Week: Avaiya Sinclair
Sinclair had 31 points in her first game of the season and helped Decatr to a 2-1 start.
Federal Way Mirror Male Athlete of the Week: Jairus Siasat
Siasat defeated two state champions enroute to a fourth place finish at invitational.
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Former Eagles lead Todd Beamer to impressive win over Federal...
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Federal Way Mirror Female Athlete of the Week: Jaliyah Ervin
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Federal Way Mirror Male Athlete of the Week: Doni Burkett
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Federal Way’s Zamarie Tellez signs with Eastern
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2025 NPSL all-league football teams
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Federal Way Mirror Female Athlete of the Week: Izabella Poblete
Federal Way Community Calendar | Dec. 5 edition
This year’s tree lighting and free holiday celebration will begin at 4 p.m. Dec. 6 at Town Square Park.
Staying strong and steady: How older adults can prevent falls
Every 11 seconds, an older adult in the United States is treated in an emergency room for a fall —…
Wild Waves Theme Park to close in 2026
Federal Way attraction opened in 1977.
King County sees rise in unpermitted food vendors
Food safety rating signage now includes mobile food vendors.
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BECU to merge with smaller California-based credit union
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Exit Sandman: The Rock Wood Fired Pizza closes 6 locations
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Federal Way Walmart to close Oct. 31
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Specialty grocers thrive as large grocery stores close in Federal...
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St. Francis Hospital recognized for care of heart disease and...
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All-women’s gym opens new spot in Federal Way
WA’s ban on assault weapon sales survives another challenge
A judge last month once again upheld Washington’s 2023 law banning the sale of certain semiautomatic firearms classified as assault…
Author discusses graphic novel on Japanese incarceration camps
Each year, Washington students learn about Japanese-American detainments without due process following Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor and Kiku Hughes’ graphic novel “Displacement” has become part of that curriculum.
