With the playoffs right around the corner, Redmond High’s boys soccer players know what needs to be done to make it deep into the postseason.
Thor Andrews Jr. of Redmond pleaded guilty on Monday to three counts of second-degree identity theft, two counts of second-degree vehicle prowl, one count of second-degree burglary and one count of possession of stolen mail in King County Superior Court in Seattle.
Redmond police arrested a 30-year-old Seattle man suspected of four burglaries this morning in a strip mall in the 16600 block of Redmond Way downtown.
Emotions ran high and deep at Monday’s 118th Boston Marathon.
A year ago, two bombs exploded near the finish line, killing three spectators and injuring 264 others.
On Monday, nearly 36,000 runners returned to the streets of Boston and tackled the 26.2-mile course.
Two games in two days. Two solid pitchers. Two Redmond High victories.
That’s how things went for the Mustangs earlier this week and the girls are elated about how they’ve begun their 4A Kingco season. At the Reporter’s deadline, the team was a spotless 4-0 in the Crest Division and 7-1 overall.
Former Microsoft Corp. employee Alex Kibkalo pleaded guilty on Monday in United States District Court in Seattle to leaking confidential company information to a technology blogger in July and August 2012.
In a rare occurrence earlier this month, according to Cavalia public-relations director Eric Paquette, an “Odysseo” trick rider lost her balance and fell off her horse during a Sunday matinee performance at Marymoor Park.
Brandon Burditt and Bryce Steckler are hitting and running strong for Redmond High’s baseball squad.
Peter Perkins and Matt Kaiser are carrying big bats for the Overlake-Bear Creek team.
I drove to work on Tuesday morning, but I don’t recall many details of what transpired on the way there.
Dorian Escalon smiled, patted his chest and noted that there’s a special bond between horses and children.
Four Redmond High School (RHS) students and one graduate didn’t want to miss out on the historic occasion in Olympia on Feb. 26.
“We get a lot of dings as we get older,” John Chouinard laughed when he described one of the reasons why he works out with personal trainer Ed Tessel at Gold’s Gym in Redmond.
Whether Kelsey Dunn is running on the rough terrain of a cross country course or the smooth surface of the track, she’s pleased with her surroundings.
The Redmond High senior athlete is giving her body a workout and is in the presence of friends. It’s an ideal world for the 18-year-old.
Redmond Police Department (RPD) detectives and members of the Washington State Patrol Crime Lab were part of a search-warrant service on Wednesday morning in Bellevue to hunt for evidence in a missing-person’s case from two-and-a-half years ago.
As Eric Klassen stood on the board prior to the final dive of his high school career, he waited for a few moments before springing into action.
Some kids shoot baskets into a hoop lodged onto their family’s garage door.
Liz Bruno had the garage thing down, but no hoop.
Redmond High scored a hat trick on Wednesday morning when three of its student-athletes signed letters of intent to play college soccer next season.
Craig Salathe sported a vintage Steve Largent Seattle Seahawks jersey.
His son, Max, donned a new Russell Wilson jersey.
The Redmond residents were shivering a bit from the cold this morning, but they were both wearing Super Bowl victory smiles as they waited for the 545 SoundTransit bus to take them to downtown Seattle and the big parade, which started at 11 a.m.
Tuesday was a humbling day for Satya Nadella, the new chief executive officer for Microsoft Corp.
The 46-year-old began a new, monumental phase of his Microsoft journey, one which he launched 22 years ago at the Redmond company.
You can’t avoid the Seattle Seahawks these days.
Wherever you go, there’s 12th Man flags flying, people wearing jerseys and talking Hawks.
