High school wrestler steps in after twin faces fight of his life
Tyler Deason’s cancer diagnosis upended his goal of competing at the state wrestling tournament.
Everett defense investigator stripped of license
Witness tampering charges against Michael Powers were dropped, in a deal that ends his career.
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Nation’s first coronavirus patient said to be fully recovered
The Snohomish Health District has released the man from home isolation.
Judge: Tim Eyman concealed $766,000 in campaign donations
Attorney General argued money that Eyman calls ‘gifts’ must be treated as political contributions.
Sports
4A state swim & dive: Snohomish County swimmers make waves
Local swimmers and relay teams capture five of the 12 championships at a record-setting 4A state meet.
Edmonds-Woodway’s Rapelje wins 1st 3A state wrestling title
The standout sophomore captures the state crown at 138 pounds at Mat Classic.
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Life in Snohomish County
A paraeducator’s kidney saves the life of a Marysville teacher
Diane Tillman needed a kidney. Susan Kasch was looking to donate one. They helped each other.
Rick Steves on staying connected when you’re traveling in Europe
These days, traveling with a smartphone or tablet makes it easier than ever to keep in touch.
Herald Business Journal
Debris found in fuel tanks of 70% of inspected 737 Max jets
Boeing said there’s no way to know how many planes have the same problem until they’re all inspected.
Delays in 737 Max certification flights may slow jet’s return
The ungrounding of the Boeing aircraft could be pushed to late June at the earliest, one source said.
Opinion
Editorial: Bit of insurers’ reserves can support public health
A modest tax of insurance companies’ mounting reserves would help fund needed public health services.
Northwest
Bernie Sanders campaign headquarters in Seattle vandalized
“This is not going to be something that deters us,” the candidate’s state field worker said.
Bill would ease penalties for HIV exposure in Washington
Health officials say changing the law from a felony to a misdemeanor will reduce the risk of exposure.
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