Downtown Everett lumber yard to close after 75 years.
The tour aimed to highlight the contributions of Washington manufacturers.
Candidates for Everett mayor, city council and school board will hold a forum Thursday moderated by the League of Women Voters.
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The complaint alleged that David Herget abused four victims in a Mountlake congregation over the course of four years.
The second Women’s Freedom Run brought over 115 people together in support of mental and physical health.
Youth age 5 to 18 can enter a Community Transit art contest through Oct. 20. Winners may get their artwork displayed on buses.
The closures in Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mill Creek and Bothell come as Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol attempts to reverse declining sales.
A former professor built and donated a sundial for Lions Park in south Everett.
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Police said the suspect wore a bulletproof plate-carrier vest with a knife mounted to it underneath clothing to look like an “Amazon driver.”
Jamel Alexander, 35, was sentenced Monday after he pleaded guilty to 2nd degree murder, 2 years after the original conviction was overturned.
Get an introduction to birding or learn about the benefits of bats at the Northwest Stream Center.
Overlake Medical Center & Clinics and MultiCare Health System launched operations of the 11,000-square-foot facility Monday.
Officials built the new interchange and ramps with the goal of relieving traffic along the congested corridor between Everett and Marysville.
New study shows booming pink salmon populations affect threatened Chinook salmon and Southern Resident orcas.
The changes add language to clarify the ways the transit agency can enforce its rules and expand the rules to include Zip Shuttle services.
K’allen Specht, 39, alleges use of “ghost signs,” concrete barriers and removal of parking erased access to Hillman Place, a 1909 public right-of-way.
The initiative hopes to educate about the challenges people who can’t drive face when traveling day-to-day.
