Defendant in 1987 slayings of BC couple pleads not guilty
William Talbott of SeaTac was arraigned Tuesday in Snohomish County Superior Court.
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Semi truck crashes into Edmonds home, narrowly missing kids
Police were trying to figure out how it happened. The truck also took out a utility pole.
Man charged with forcing ex-girlfriend to overdose at hotel
Police arrived in time to revive her with naloxone.
Herald Business Journal
Port, developer finalize terms for 266 waterfront apartments
SeaLevel Properties will buy 5.44 acres for $7 million. The project should be completed in 2020.
Troublesome new engines for Boeing, Airbus disrupt airlines
Technical problems with the most advanced models of jet engines are grounding numerous planes.
Sports
Everett coach’s work in Tibet subject of a documentary film
The film ‘Ritoma’ showcases Bill Johnson’s efforts to bring basketball to the Tibetan Plateau
Lynnwood basketball player perseveres despite MS diagnosis
MS, a torn ACL and a broken wrist couldn’t keep Kia Crawford from her goal of playing in college.
Life in Snohomish County
From grapes to apples: Winery expands with Whidbey’s 1st cidery
Driftwood Hard Cider in Langley is tapping into Washington’s growing hard cider market.
Five cats and a dog await for new homes from Everett Animal Shelter
Meet Milo, Jumper, Larry, Leon, Mary and Orson.
Opinion
Editorial: State jobs a battlefield in Trump’s trade wars
Tit-for-tat tariffs between the U.S. and its trading partners will be felt sharply in Washington.
Nation-World
US likely lost track of nearly 6,000 migrant children
Federal officials said the children’s sponsors didn’t respond to phone calls checking on them.
U-boat commander who menaced American shores, dies at 105
He became a hero in Germany, where Adolf Hitler awarded him the country’s highest military honor.
Northwest
‘Don’t leave me, Mom’: Detainee tells of separation from son
An immigrant woman is in a federal prison in SeaTac while her son, 8, has been sent to New York.
Supreme Court to rehear Alaska moose-hunting case
In 2007, three Park Service officers found a man hunting from his hovercraft.
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