One of the penthouse condos at Bellevue Towers has come on the market for $4.275 million. The home is 3,406 square feet and is inclusive of two bedrooms and three bathroom. The unit is on the 42nd floor, featuring views of Lake Washington, Bellevue Downtown Park, Downtown Bellevue and more. […]
Wonderbowl, a restaurant concept that offers hot and saucy grain bowls loaded with fresh whole food ingredients, is now open at Lincoln South Food Hall. Bowls are customized to meet dietary needs. There are three main bowls featured; Fiesta Bowl, Sunshine Bowl, and Paradise Bowl. These are inclusive of fresh […]
The Bellevue Police Department announced that they have arrested 23 people that are in connection with the looting and destruction that took place in downtown Bellevue on May 31, 2020. The riots stemmed from protests over the homicide of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Detectives have identified nearly an additional hundred […]
The Bellevue Collection has announced that they will be reopening as of June 30th. Bellevue Square and its neighboring retail shops closed mid-March due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The original date to reopen was April 2nd and got pushed back as King County followed recommended guidelines. Moving into Phase 2, […]
From now until July 6th, a seven-minute virtual tour will be available of Fire Station 10 in order for Bellevue residents to be a part of the design of the new station that is slated to have construction take place in 2020-2021. Fire Station 10 will be located at 112th […]
Developer, Skanska, released updated design renderings and plans for its newest project, “The Eight,” located at the intersection of NE 8th St and 108th Ave NE in Downtown Bellevue. The project, which is planned as a 25-floor office tower, will include 540,000 square feet, 7,000 square feet of public open […]
The City Council is looking at the police department’s public safety practices and evaluating how they can better serve the community, according to the City of Bellevue. The new pledge was signed by Mayor Lynne Robinson. It includes four different actions; review police use of force policies, engage the community […]
Businesses are now getting ready to re-open with Phase 1.5 approved. With certain safety measures being required, King County has acquired thousands of items of personal protective equipment including masks and hand sanitizer. The Bellevue Chamber is helping to lead this effort to distribute these items countywide. According to a […]
Rudy’s Barbershop filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on April 2, due to the impact of COVID-19 on the business. The original founders of Rudy’s, Wade Weigel and David Petersen, bought the company out of bankruptcy. According to The Seattle Times, Rudy’s Barbershop executives, Petersen and Weigel, along with Tom Bailiff, […]
A Twitter post that is going viral includes a Bellevue Police Officer taking down a black woman and placing her into a chokehold after she was stopped for a reason that is unknown. The Bellevue Police Department has confirmed that the incident occurred in December 2018. The Bellevue Police Department […]
