36 min ago | CBC News
Death of boy in B.C. cancer ride 'heartbreaking'
Family and friends are mourning the death of Xavier Pelletier, the Grade 10 student from Pacific Christian School in Victoria who was struck and killed while participating in B.C.'s Ride to Conquer Cancer on Sunday.
8 hrs ago | Redmond Reporter
Last Saturday park restoration event set for June 29 at Redmond Watershed Preserve
Trained forest stewards will again be hosting the Last Saturday volunteer events in Redmond parks to continue restoration efforts of the Green Redmond Partnership .
8 hrs ago | New Scientist
Echolocating app will let you map a room with sound
Bats, dolphins and even some blind people use echoes to create a mental 3D map of their environment and where they are in it.
Seniors tapped into community service, math and drama | High School Graduation 2013 Spotlight
"Two-hundred hours a Wow, that's a lot," Carlos Martinez said as he leaned back in his chair and glanced at fellow Redmond High senior Athena Anderle on Tuesday afternoon.
Police arrest woman on a warrant | Police blotter for June 13-14
Theft: Redmond police responded to an attempted vehicle prowl at 2:08 a.m. in the 8000 block of 149th Place Northeast in Grasslawn.
Port Coquitlam's Norman Nelson
Port Coquitlam's Norman Nelson says while there was a big learning curve to his first Ride to Conquer Cancer, he's eager to pick up the pace in his second tour.
SBA's National Small Business Week takes new route
Karen Mills and her crew are hitting the road next week as the U.S. Small Business Administration takes a new approach to its annual celebration of National Small Business Week.
This Weekend's WA Brewers Festival - What to Expect
Some things to know as you head off for the Washington Brewers Festival this weekend at Marymoor Park in Redmond.
Drivers get ticketed for using their cell phones during Target Zero program
For four hours on May 30, five Redmond Police Department traffic officers were on the lookout for drivers using their cell phones and not buckling their seat belts.
Smart Socks Act As Your Running Coach
Can an actual pair of socks knock your proverbial socks off when it comes to making you a better runner? Quite possibly, if you check out the latest creation from a Redmond, Wash., startup.
Hayden: Time To Disclose Success of NSA Surveillance
Leaks of classified National Security Agency information to the media has shaved "points off our operational capacities," former NSA Chief Gen.
New Market Research Report: Microsoft Corporation - SWOT, Strategy and Corporate Finance Report
The report covers the company's structure, operation, SWOT analysis, product and service offerings, detailed financials, and corporate actions, providing a 360deg view of the company.
Part-time school, college staff may lose state health benefits
Thousands of part-time school employees and college instructors would be switched from state-funded health insurance to Affordable Care Act insurance exchanges under a complicated Senate budget proposal that backers say would save the state up to $57 million over the next two years.
Pritchett Named Executive Director For Seattle Public Schools' Central Region
On Tuesday, Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Jose Banda announced that Sarah Pritchett, principal of McClure Middle School, had been appointed as the new Executive Director of Schools for the Central Region.
Daniel James Brown on 'The Boys in the Boat'
Redmond, Wash., -based author Daniel James Brown's newest book, "The Boys in the Boat" , is more than a sports saga.
Police respond to pair of burglaries | Police blotter for June 10
Harassment: Redmond police responded to a harassment report at 11:09 p.m. Police officers determined that no crime occurred and a report was taken for informational purposes.
Police make arrests for theft, DUI | Police blotter for June 7-9
Theft: Redmond police arrested a female for theft at 4:31 p.m. from a retail business in the 2200 block of 148th Avenue Northeast in Overlake.
Xbox One Will Be Available in November
During a keynote at the Electronic Entertainment Expo on Monday, Microsoft announced the Xbox One will be available in November for $499.
IBM Partner Puts Big Data To Work At Seattle Children's Hospital
Page 1 of 2 IBM partner Brightlight Consulting is developing an advanced analytics system for a Seattle hospital, with IBM's PureData System for Analytics converged infrastructure system a critical component of the project.