On Sept. 30, 2019, Carlos Daniel Carillo-Lopez was one of four arrested for the April 3 murder of Josue Flores, 18, in Bellevue’s Goldsmith Park. Already out on bail for […]
October 7 -11 was Homecoming Week on the Bellevue College campus and the school put on a plethora of fun activities for students to choose from. Despite cold weather […]
The Governor of Washington announced Friday, Sept. 27 that he plans to invoke emergency powers to ban all flavored vaping products at the Oct. 9 Washington State Board of Health […]
From Aug. 8-11, nearly 30,000 people descended on the casinos of Las Vegas for the world’s largest and most iconic annual gathering of hackers and cyber security experts: DEF CON. […]
Bellevue College held its annual election for Associated Student Government (ASG) president the week of April 29. Candidate turnout was low for this election; one student ran for the president […]
Bellevue College held a rally on Tuesday, April 16. Nearly 40 Bellevue College faculty, staff and administrators came out with signs reading “Attract and Keep Great Educators.” The rally was […]
The Bellevue City Council was tasked with building a permanent low-barrier men’s shelter, and a final consensus has been made on its grounded location. After looking at several potential sites […]
I didn’t grow up in, nor have I ever lived in Seattle. However, I did live close enough that I found myself in the city on occasion over the years, […]
Though it has long been an open airfield for private aviation and a construction and testing facility for Boeing, Paine Field in Everett is now booking commercial flights via Alaskan […]
The February snowstorms in Washington caused an extraordinary amount of problems around the state. Perhaps most notable was the closure of I-90 from North Bend all the way to Easton. […]
Bellevue’s own climbing gym, Stone Gardens, is a fun and exciting place to get active. They have a wide range of terrain, which includes over 21,000 square feet of indoor […]
Washington State lawmakers have introduced two new bills, both of which aim to raise the legal age to purchase any nicotine products in Washington State to 21. The age range […]
After a violent crime spree in King County, two suspects have been arrested and one remains at large. On Sunday Jan. 20, a Burien man was in his car in […]
On Friday, Jan. 11, the Washington State Supreme Court released a brief declining to review a King County court’s ruling that the Seattle City Council does not have the authority […]
Bellevue College was lucky to host none other than Mike Belzer, one of the lead animators for the popular 1993 film “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” This event took place on […]
As daylight savings goes into effect and the days grow shorter, many BC students are now greeted by darkness when they leave their last class of the day. Darkness seems […]
To my surprise, the costs for a community college education is divvied up in our state. The state of Washington subsidizes tuition for regular students, in 2018 this was to […]
After Seattle’s proposal to impose a city-wide income tax was rejected by the King County Superior Court, the city asked the Washington State Supreme Court to reevaluate the case. Now […]
The midterm election polls close on November 6 and there are four initiatives that have caught public eye. These initiatives will affect citizens of Bellevue for years to come. The […]
The northwest has less sunshine than most places, and this has some serious effects on its residents. One of the more common results of the reduced sunlight is a seasonal […]
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