The Riverfront area could be Everett’s I-5 ‘welcome mat’
Developers of a commercial district there hope to begin construction in August.
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Large sinkholes appear on road after water main breaks
Mountlake Terrace residents in an area near the King-Snohomish county line were without water.
Man taken to Harborview after crash east of Stanwood
The crash occurred around 64th Avenue NW and Highway 532; two others were treated at the scene.
Sports
Prep basketball midseason recap: Postseason races heating up
The Glacier Peak girls and Marysville Pilchuck boys are on top, but other races are wide open.
Silvertips undrafted rookie is overlooked no more
Gage Goncalves’ development has Silvertips coach Dennis Williams giddy about the future of the forward.
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Our mission: To sample the meatless Impossible Burger
The much-hyped product impressed two carnivores in a taste test. Find it at five county restaurants.
Art captures the Northwest’s unique light from 100 years ago
“Painters of the Northwest: Impressionism to Modernism” opens Jan. 17 at the Cascadia Art Museum.
Herald Business Journal
The Riverfront area could be Everett’s I-5 ‘welcome mat’
Developers of a commercial district there hope to begin construction in August.
Lawsuits ramp up pressure on family that owns opioid company
A legal filing alleges the Sackler family sought to push prescriptions and downplay the risks.
Opinion
Editorial: Shutdown’s impacts are hitting hard and broadly
For now, President Trump is on the hook for the blame, but Congress can’t allow this to continue.
Nation-World
Congress to probe report that Trump directed lawyer to lie
Any evidence that Trump told a witness to lie to investigators would put him in great legal jeopardy.
Researchers come face to face with huge great white shark
They are using the encounter to push for legislation that would protect sharks in Hawaii.
Northwest
Gov. Inslee to talk climate with former California governor
The two will discuss a proposal for utilities to provide carbon-free electricity by 2045.
Alaskan polar bear shot far from its natural habitat
The animals are a federally protected species, with the exception of self-defense killings.
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Kay Powers, teacher and free-speech crusader, has died at 76
State adding medians to US 2 between Snohomish and Monroe
When the cellphones stop working, these guys have a plan
Kicked in the head, a homeless man was seen dying on YouTube
Arson was the cause of Judd & Black fire; police seek tips
With boost from former player, Lake Stevens surges past Jackson
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