Cold-case murder conviction reversed due to juror’s bias
William Talbott, the world’s first convicted forensic genealogy defendant, was accused of killing a young Canadian couple in 1987.
Police: Student, 13, falsely accused classmate of making threat
The student alleged the classmate called to say there would be a shooting at Hidden River Middle School.
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Four threats of violence in 48 hours were reported at Snohomish County schools in the wake of a shooting at a Michigan high school.
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Silvertips remain confident after up-and-down week
Everett experienced dramatic highs and lows while splitting four games. Coach Dennis Williams isn’t concerned.
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Life in Snohomish County
All is merry and bright at Warm Beach
The Lights of Christmas endures as one of Snohomish County’s premier holiday traditions.
Memories linger like the scent of fake Christmas trees
On this family’s tree, the most important ornaments are framed photos of beloved family, especially the ones who have passed away.
Herald Business Journal
At EvCC, ‘The Wall’ teaches students how to thwart cyber crime
The Everett college is first in the nation to have a tool that can model cyber attacks aimed at vital infrastructure.
Job-seekers today are choosy, forcing employers to adapt
If they even show up, prospective employees are calling the shots. First question: What’s the pay?
Opinion
Editorial: Help pick a route for Everett’s transit future
A joint study will gather information on whether to combine Everett Transit and Community Transit.
Northwest
Montana seeks to lift protections for bears around Glacier
Grizzly bear attacks on livestock and periodic maulings of humans have increased in the area.
Cold-case murder conviction reversed due to juror’s bias
William Talbott, the world’s first convicted forensic genealogy defendant, was accused of killing a young Canadian couple in 1987.
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