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Two dozen speakers, a mix of homeowners in neighborhoods near Bellevue College, along with some students, spoke at a public hearing Monday on an interim zoning ordinance. The ordinance addresses…
Emerging leaders from across the city will celebrate their graduation from the first-ever Bellevue Essentials course, designed to give people a grasp of the nuts and bolts of city government.
Members…
Firefighters from four cities put out a house fire Monday afternoon in the 9500 block of Northeast First Street, near downtown Bellevue.
The home was unoccupied at the time of the fire and no one was…
A man jogging alone in Bellevue Downtown Park staggers to a stop and collapses. A passerby calls 911 and begins CPR.
What happens next is the subject of a compelling video on the November edition of…
At approximately 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, Bellevue Fire received multiple calls of a fire at the Hampton Greens Apartment complex, in the 4500 block of 148th Avenue Northeast.
Fire and police units…
Road construction began this week on pedestrian-oriented improvements for Northeast Eighth Street between 160th and 164th avenues. Crews are adding new curb ramps, a median island, a mid-block…
Bellevue Police detectives are still assigned to a missing child case that started on Nov. 6, 2011, when 2-year-old Sky Metalwala was reported missing in Bellevue. To date, investigators have…
Bellevue Youth Link needs your help in collecting new and gently used coats -- as well as books for youth, teens and adults in our community.
Last year, the Kids Care Coat Drive collected and…
The Bellevue Police are warning the public about fraud scams where suspects are targeting vulnerable, trusting individuals, senior citizens and individuals for whom English is a second language.
The…
The Bellevue Fire Department is hosting its annual food and toy drive Nov. 1 through Dec. 24. Donations will be accepted at all Bellevue fire stations.
New, unwrapped toys collected for infants,…