ISSAQUAH, Wash. — Parts of Downtown Issaquah remain closed Friday as fast-moving flood waters continue to recede. Some neighborhoods were under several feet of water after Issaquah Creek crested.

Parts of Issaquah remain underwater Thursday night after the city saw its most significant flooding in over a decade. A raging river of flood water rushes by—the water is rising quickly as Dee ...

ISSAQUAH, Wash. — Issaquah saw historic flooding last week when water covered its downtown. The city now believes debris clogged a waterway and likely caused the flooding. "Based on our response ...

Rain across Western Washington is causing the region's rivers, creeks, and roadways to significantly flood, as well as landslides. "Following non-stop rain, Issaquah and our neighbors are ...

ISSAQUAH, Wash. — Eleven people ... Traci Alves, who lives at Park Shore with her husband Gerald and two kids, said the flooding had gone done quite a bit, but the water was still up to their ...

A failed culvert was causing additional flooding on in and around Issaquah. “Rock and soil spilling from hillside crammed the culvert full of debris,” King County officials said on Twitter.

And in urban areas, even a small flood can cause serious economic damage. Boehm's Candies in Issaquah offers a glimpse at the burden that flooding puts on some urban businesses. Boehm’s Candies ...

Meteorologist at the National Weather Service, Steve Reedy said Issaquah received nearly 3.5 inches of rainfall over the three days leading up to the flooding, which is considered to be high.