Monday May 13 | Seattle Times
Suspect in death of Covington teen held on $1M bail
A judge found probable cause today to hold a 26-year-old man on suspicion of second-degree murder in connection with the death Saturday of a 16-year-old boy in Covington.
Monday May 13 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Police: Covington man beat teen to death
A 26-year-old man accused of beating a teen boy to death on Saturday has been ordered jailed on $1 million bail.
Two Covington residents to receive ramps as part of Rampathon event.
The Rampathon is an annual event in which volunteers from the Master Builders Care Foundation build ramps throughout the two counties for low-income homeowners who, due to disability or disease, have trouble getting in and out of their homes.
King County Sheriff investigating possible homicide in Covington
King County Sheriff's deputies discovered the body of a dead man in the road near the 19400 block of S.E. 267th St.
Body found in road in Covington
Covington Police and the King County Sheriff's Office are investigating the death of a male found in the roadway in Covington early Saturday.
Wait goes on for new Covington Elementary
Building a new Covington Elementary is listed as a top priority project for the Kent School District but that doesn't mean a new school will be built anytime soon - it will likely be several more years before the vision for a new school becomes a reality.
Charge: Covington trainer raided charity for seriously injured dog agility team
A dog trainer accused of wiping out a charity account meant to assist a Covington couple seriously injured in a car crash has been charged with felony theft.
HIKING: Party helps celebrate opening of new trail
The Middle Green River Coalition, King County Parks, Washington Trails Association and others worked to create a loop trail through forested Cedar Creek Park.
Covington paving the way for future of town center
Covington officials are looking for the right partner to help make the city's long-term vision for the town center element of downtown a reality.
Bellevue Schools Win State Education Honors
The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction has announced that 11 schools in Bellevue have received Achievement Awards-the state's highest honor-for 2012, according to a news release.