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Slain officer joined Bothell police in 2019; suspect jailed

Henry Washington shot two officers while fleeing a traffic stop, police said. Officer Jonathan Shoop died.

Coronavirus outbreak

Inslee extends pause on counties advancing phases to July 28

Locally, leaders worry a spike in cases could cause hospitalizations and deaths to rise soon.

What's Up With That?

Whidbey Island’s roadside red door is a portal to nowhere

The door on Cultus Bay Road has been a South Whidbey Island icon for 30 years. Here’s the story.

Election 2020

Ready or not, voting in primary election begins this week

Voters will winnow the field for local, state and federal offices. School bonds, levies on tap too.

This summer, your table is waiting on Main Street in Edmonds

The city is closing off the street on weekends to provide a safe place for dining. Bothell is doing the same thing, but seven days a week.

ICE directive for foreign students worries local colleges

A Covid conundrum affecting student visas would be felt at Edmonds College and EvCC.

Bruce MacCracken, Sno Isle Co-op Board of Trustees President. It’s an exciting time to be involved with the Co-op, both because of the growing interest in healthy, organic foods and because the Co-op is poised for expansion.

Help guide local, sustainable grocery options in your community

Sno Isle Co-op welcomes candidates for Board of Trustees

Lime scooters are unofficially, temporarily back in Everett

The electric rides popped up around north Everett in the past week. They’re probably from Bothell.

How Impossible’s plant-based burger meat compares to beef

Thanks to the pandemic, the plant-based meat alternative is no longer impossible to find in stores.

  • 12 hours ago

Granger ready to bounce back after 1st UFC loss, health scare

Everett-based fighter anxious to return following a scary bout with blood clots after her only loss.

Let your wedding venue be your ‘something blue’

Big celebration or party-for-two, Hotel Indigo in the Port of Everett will help you tie the knot

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What we know: Washington coronavirus outbreak at a glance

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Street Smarts

Reader: Are developers responsible for repairing roads?

Development sites have requirements. Paving season is underway in unincorporated Snohomish County.

 

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What we know: Washington coronavirus outbreak at a glance

With links to official information.

 

Coronavirus outbreak

Inslee extends pause on counties advancing phases to July 28

Locally, leaders worry a spike in cases could cause hospitalizations and deaths to rise soon.

 

Coronavirus outbreak

Governor’s no-mask, no-service order begins across Washington

“Just do not ring up the sale,” Gov. Jay Inslee said about customers who do not don the proper masks.

 

Coronavirus outbreak

Commentary: How Fauci, even when wrong, built public’s trust

He changed his earlier position on masks but, unlike Trump, was candid and explained his reasoning.

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Sports

Sounders give up 2 late goals in loss to Fire

Seattle now stands at 0-1-1 in the MLS is Back tournament at Walt Disney World in Florida.

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Granger ready to bounce back after 1st UFC loss, health scare

Everett-based fighter anxious to return following a scary bout with blood clots after her only loss.

 

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Hops and Sips

Create your own simple syrup for the best summer drinks

Try two drink recipes — a sparkling lemonade and a margarita — that call for chile lemon simple syrup.

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Hops and Sips

Pinot gris continues to merit gold medals for Northwest wine

The Cascadia wine competition proves the Burgundy white grape is just as worthy of attention as ever.

 

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Marketplace

Let your wedding venue be your ‘something blue’

Big celebration or party-for-two, Hotel Indigo in the Port of Everett will help you tie the knot

 

Bruce MacCracken, Sno Isle Co-op Board of Trustees President. It’s an exciting time to be involved with the Co-op, both because of the growing interest in healthy, organic foods and because the Co-op is poised for expansion.

Help guide local, sustainable grocery options in your community

Sno Isle Co-op welcomes candidates for Board of Trustees

 

LaVonne Olsen, Peoples Bank

What to do if you’re the victim of identity theft or financial fraud

By LaVonne Olsen The coronavirus pandemic has led to a widespread health Continue reading...

 

With safety measures in place and with the help of riders following public health guidelines, public transit can continue to be an essential and reliable transportation option for anyone who needs to travel in our region.

Community Transit partners with riders on safety measures

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Emerging Leaders 2020

‘Voice of Everett’ receives Herald’s top Emerging Leader award

Julio Cortes, 34, brings ‘passion and fearlessness to uplift our community.’

 

FAA probing Boeing’s alleged pressure on designated inspectors

A federal criminal probe has also been opened against the company in the wake of 2 fatal crashes.

  • 5 days ago

 

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Opinion
In Our View

Editorial: Retain Peterson, Ortiz-Self for 21st LD, House

The past experience and effectiveness of both lawmakers warrants their reelections.

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Editorial cartoons for Tuesday, July 14

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Editorial cartoons for Tuesday, July 14

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Editorial cartoons for Monday, July 13

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Editorial cartoons for Sunday, July 12

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Editorial cartoons for Saturday, July 11

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Photography

Protests continue, spreading to Granite Falls and Mukilteo

Hundreds of people in the small cities joined marches and demonstrations decrying racism.

 

Health-care workers take a knee at Providence in Everett

The nationwide event was sponsored by White Coats for Black Lives.

 

Coronavirus outbreak

Gallery: Locked down, socially distant in Snohomish County

Daily Herald photographers share their images of life during the weeks-long stay-home order.

 

Tyler Chism was diagnosed with COVID-19 and is currently cleared, by CDC standards, but chooses to remain indoors at home on March 20 in Everett. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)
Coronavirus outbreak

Gallery: Life in Snohomish County as coronavirus takes hold

A collection of images by our staff photographers from our COVID-19 coverage over the past month.

 

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Northwest

Humpback whale hit by Mukilteo ferry, Chip, is presumed dead

The whale, age 3, has not been seen since being struck Monday. His companion was later seen alone.

 

Man threatens passengers, flight forced to return to Sea-Tac

A video shows the man shouting that he would kill everyone on board “in the name of Jesus.”

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