Federal Way School District Superintendent Tom Murphy participated in his first live blog on Wednesday. The blog, which is a…
A third fire in as many days was set Wednesday, Dec. 10, at Todd Beamer High School in Federal Way….
The Federal Way School District is working with the state after auditors determined that Federal Way, along with Steilacoom and Quillayute school districts, may owe the state money for incorrectly documenting the number of students taking Internet classes.
Several dozen firefighters and their families came out to the Scoreboard Pub on Friday to show their support for one…
Washington, along with every state except California, received an “F” in higher education affordability in a recent study by the…
The Federal Way Public Schools District Web site reports that a fire at Todd Beamer High School has forced the…
The Biggest Loser is coming to Federal Way. Well sort of.
The Technology Access Foundation (TAF) Academy is off and running.
Cambridge. For many the word sparks up images of England, college life or academic successes. But for some students in Federal Way Public Schools, it’s just the word they use to describe their busy and intense academic workload.
Drink mixes, snack food, razors and soap. Many people take these things for granted, but not the soldiers fighting in…
Valhalla Elementary School caught a lucky break just like Panther Lake Elementary. The current economic situation in the nation means…
Kelly Callahan was in the pool when she suddenly couldn’t move and had to be dragged out.
She was 14 and had spondyloarthropathy.
Her sister Robyn had also been diagnosed with spondyloarthropathy, a rare form of arthritis, a few years earlier when she was 14. Their younger sister, Brittney, was afraid to turn 14.
Federal Way tied with Shoreline for runner-up in Business Week magazine’s Best Places to Raise Your Kids in Washington.
Local Native Americans will let their heritage shine this weekend — and they invite Federal Way to join them.
Whoever said Legos were just child’s play?
There’s a new chapter to be written in Federal Way’s history — its first book.
Chalk one up for the little guy — farm owners can breathe a bit easier.
There’s no need to worry about books being used as lunch trays. It’s official: Lakota Middle School will have a designated library.
