Taking the last fire pole in Everett for a spin
Firefighters take the stairs these days. It’s safer but doesn’t look as cool.
4 deputies shot at domestic-violence suspect, police say
The man was hit in the leg, then jailed, after an alleged domestic violence incident near Everett.
Everett Districts Now shelves its initiative
The City Council voted to put its own measure on the ballot.
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Crash closes U.S. 2 near Snohomish; DUI suspected
The driver of one vehicle drifted into the oncoming lane. Another driver was seriously injured.
Two families lose Everett-area homes severely damaged by fire
The houses south of Silver Lake were made uninhabitable after the fire.
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Boeing rewriting business model as 797 plans take shape
The company hopes to make money not only by building and selling the plane but from keeping it flying.
As Boeing 797 nears, GE ‘wrestling’ with what to do on engines
General Electric said it’s not convinced there will be enough demand for the airplane.
Sports
Everett-based radio station ends sports-only format
KRKO 1380 AM will broadcast Silvertips, AquaSox and high school games, but has ceased sports talk.
Silvertips complete coaching staff
Everett adds Louis Mass and Harry Mahood as assistants to head coach Dennis Williams.
Life in Snohomish County
Look at these sweet fur baby faces, see if you can adopt one
Everett Animal Shelter has cats and dogs galore ready for pet adoption.
‘Crying’: Visitors reflect on ‘Americans Interned’ exhibit
Thousands have seen the artwork on the internment of Japanese-Americans at the Schack.
Opinion
Editorial: Safe-storage laws can limit kids’ deaths, injuries
A proposed ordinance in Edmonds and I-1639 would require gun owners to lock their guns at home.
Nation-World
Trump questions US intel, not Putin, on Russia 2016 meddling
“I don’t see any reason why Russia would interfere in the 2016 election,” the president said at the summit.
Lava crashes through roof of Hawaii tour boat, injuring 23
A 20-year-old woman suffered major leg trauma, and other passengers had burns and scrapes.
Northwest
Alone for a week after crash, woman drank water from moss
She had a brain hemorrhage, collapsed lung, broken ribs and collarbones, and severe sunburn.
Billionaires fuel powerful groups backing charter schools
Bill Gates’ private foundation has contributed millions to a charter advocacy group in Washington.
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Man wounded in leg after gunfire with deputies near Everett
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Trump-Putin summit opens without talk of election meddling
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