The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 grants specific rights and prohibits discrimination related to service dogs. However, some pet owners bring their non-service dogs into public establishments like restaurants and grocery stores.
Federal Way are taxpayers have a reason to vote in this month’s special election.
On April 16, Reach Out Federal Way is hosting Rollermania to raise money for local homeless shelters.
A proposed state tax on roll-your-own cigarettes could put dozens of small tobacco retailers out of business.
Rather than dumping cooking oil in the kitchen sink or toilet, consider the impact of giving grease a chance.
The state Court of Appeals upheld a jury’s verdict in a Federal Way police negligence case involving the murder of a 66-year-old woman.
Dozens of Korean Americans from the Seattle-Tacoma area protested the treatment of North Korean refugees during a rally March 26 in Federal Way.
About eight high school students have so far signed on for a new Federal Way chemical dependency treatment group through Auburn Youth Resources.
U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) will be the keynote speaker next month at a local forum on Social Security.
Acclaimed speaker Rory Vaden is taking a bus tour across the country to raise money for education and teach Americans about the key to success: self-discipline.
The public inquest into a fatal Federal Way police shooting is drawing attention for being the officer’s second fatal shooting within 12 months.
Federal Way resident Paul Stone claims his custom-built panel saw has the potential to save woodworkers time and money — and revamp the panel saw industry.
As new policies have reshaped education and grading in Federal Way schools, one middle school’s history project demonstrates an application of the district’s higher standards.
A slew of recent media reports suggest that Tide laundry detergent is the hottest commodity in the nation’s black market.
Each week, East India Grill owner Kabal Gill shares his mouth-watering recipes in a cooking class where the seats fill up fast. On March 10, he whipped up a batch of chicken tikka masala from scratch.
As of mid-morning Tuesday, nearly an inch of snow has coated Federal Way, according to the National Weather Service.
Here’s a bit of business buzz: An energy storage company has proposed building one of the world’s largest batteries in King County. If the project gets the green light, it may be built in Federal Way.
A local architect hopes to pioneer a type of housing for singles and empty nesters in South King County.
Federal Way Mayor Skip Priest outlined local government’s past achievements and present challenges in his 2012 State of the City address.
In an April 17 special election, South King Fire and Rescue will ask voters for a levy that directly affects both emergency services and firefighters.
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