Exciting Community Sporting Event: Fun-Filled Activities for All Ages!

The Sno Valley Club is thrilled to announce an exhilarating sporting event that will captivate and entertain sports enthusiasts in the Snoqualmie Valley! Get ready to experience a blend of thrilling … [Read more...]

Updated: All Lanes Blocked on Westbound SR 18 Just East of 256th Street in Maple Valley

Update: Both Eastbound lanes open now. Emergency vehicles on the left shoulder. Use caution through the area as the investigation continues. ORIGINAL STORY Westbound State Route 18 just east of 256th … [Read more...]

Officer Involved Shooting on I-90 Closes Freeway Overnight

According to Sgt. Cody Mann of the Kirkland Police Department, the Independent Force Investigation Team (IFIT), responded to Westbound I-90 near milepost 25 for an officer-involved shooting. The incident … [Read more...]

Westbound I-90 between Preston and Issaquah will reduce to one lane starting 9 p.m. June 18

Westbound Interstate 90 will be reduced to one lane at 9 p.m. Sunday, June 18, between Preston and Issaquah. The lane reduction will remain in place 24 hours a day for one week. The freeway currently … [Read more...]

Rabid Bat Found in Eastern King County: What You Should Know

In early June, an eastern King County resident and their unvaccinated puppy were exposed to rabies after potentially contacting a bat in the bushes near their home. The bat was collected and sent to the … [Read more...]

Request for Individuals to Participate in the Fire District’s Ballot Measure For & Against Committees

King County Fire District No. 27 will submit a ballot measure requesting voter approval of a levy lid lift at the November 7 general election. If approved, the proposition will authorize the district to … [Read more...]

King County Metro Plans for Bus Route Changes and Updates this Fall

King County Metro will be changing several bus route schedules throughout the region this fall, with the intention of improving the reliability of trips while also working to better match staffing and fleet … [Read more...]

Week-Long Lane Reductions on Westbound I-90 East of Issaquah Start Sunday Night, June 11

The final two major lane reductions for the westbound Interstate 90 paving project will begin Sunday night, June 11. The closures will be in place 24 hours a day for two weeks. Contractor crews … [Read more...]

Snoqualmie Fire Department Offers a Free Opioid Education and Overdose Reversal Training Class in June

According to King County, “By October 15, 2022, 710 overdose deaths had occurred in King County, surpassing the total number of overdose deaths that occurred in 2021. The recent surge in overdose deaths is … [Read more...]

Long-term Closure of SR 18 Truck Climbing Lanes Near Snoqualmie to Begin June 7 for Highway Widening

People who use State Route 18 near I-90 should continue to plan extra time for their trips as contractor crews work to widen the highway and redesign the interchange. SR 18 closuresTo prepare for … [Read more...]

Church on the Ridge Announces Seventh Annual Professional Red, White & Boom Fourth of July Fireworks Show in Snoqualmie

Church on the Ridge has announced the highly anticipated return of its annual professional Fourth of July fireworks show on the 33-acre grounds of Snoqualmie Community Park in Snoqualmie, WA. Red, White … [Read more...]

First King County Court Appearances for Three of the Seven Echo Glen Escapees

Today, May 30, at 1:30 pm, the first appearances for three of the seven juveniles arrested for escaping from Echo Glen were held at the Clark Children and Family Justice Center in Seattle. At the first … [Read more...]

Saturday Evening, Fatality Traffic Collision on 202

According to the Washington State Patrol (WSP), a fatality accident occurred around 8 pm, on Westbound 202 near 244th, blocking the roadway for 2 hours and 13 minutes. Vehicle one, a 2012 red Buick, was … [Read more...]

State Fire Marshal’s Office Recognizes Wildfire Awareness Month

The Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office joins fire agencies around the state in recognizing the importance of being prepared for wildfire season. In 2022, fire agencies also reported 6,536 … [Read more...]

Overnight Closure of Westbound SR-18 Planned for May 25, near Maple Valley

Westbound State Route 18 will have a full nighttime closure Thursday, May 25. Eastbound lanes will remain open. Drivers should consider alternate routes during the May 25 overnight closure. There is no … [Read more...]

Stranger From Venus landing in North Bend

The North Bend Theatre continues its Bad Sci-Fi film series with Stranger From Venus, a 1954 alien invasion film that lands in the North Bend Theatre on Saturday at 10 PM.  Stranger From … [Read more...]

Washington State’s Gigantic Bicycle Festival Rings in its 10th Year with Electrifying Music Line-Up

Known for its scenic road and trail bicycle rides, Washington’s premiere music, visual art and bicycle festival is scheduled in Snoqualmie, WA, on August 4th and 5th of this year. Featuring a diverse … [Read more...]

Lane Closures Planned May 15-19 in Carnation, Fall City, for Fish Passage Project 

Travelers who use State Route 202 in Fall City and State Route 203 in Carnation should prepare for daytime single-lane closures May … [Read more...]

Heat Forecast for Western Washington this Weekend: Hot Weather Tips for People & Pets

[Weather Forecast by Mark Davis] Many areas of Western Washington, including the Snoqualmie Valley, have a Heat Advisory in effect from Saturday 2 pm until Monday 8 pm. This is the earliest Heat Advisory … [Read more...]

Daytime Lane Closures on Westbound I-90 Between Preston and High Point During Weekdays in May

Starting Monday, May 8 and continuing for several weeks, westbound drivers on Interstate 90 should watch for intermittent left lane closures along a three-mile stretch between Preston and High … [Read more...]

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