Word’s out: A small drug stash can keep you out of trouble
Prosecutor wrestles with policy to avoid simple possession cases, but lacks staff to pursue them.
‘She is all we have’: Kids try to ‘hide their mother’s addiction’
A Lake Stevens woman was arrested after allegedly using drugs in an SUV with her kids, ages 3 to 15.
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After 57 gray whale strandings, researchers seek answers
Their migration season is only half over. Last year’s death toll was 45.
Sports
Everett, Kamiak boys golf teams primed to contend at state
The new team-centered format could reward the Seagulls and Knights. Plus, a look at other top locals.
Lynnwood grad Pivec to play for U.S. in Pan American Games
The Oregon State junior is 1 of 12 women selected to represent USA Basketball this August in Peru.
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Life in Snohomish County
The mysterious case of the garage door with a mind of its own
“It’s a good thing I have a guard dog with me,” she told their miniature poodle.
This volunteer makes a difference, one garbage bag at a time
Snohomish’s Sara Thein founded Clean Up Washington, a group that picks up litter in our green spaces.
Herald Business Journal
Tariffs have varying fallout in trade-heavy Washington state
Washington exported more than $70 billion in goods last year, 14 percent of U.S. goods exported to China.
Arlington gets $1.1 million for improvements to its airport
It was one of three airports in Washington and 127 nationwide to receive money from the FAA.
Managers owe themselves post-mortems
The jolt to the global meat industry highlights China’s voracious demand for food for its 1.4 billion people.
Huawei could be stripped of Google services after US ban
Alaska’s fledgling commercial seaweed industry grows
No longer in the dark: Navajo Nation homes get electricity
Opinion
Editorial: Find, fix failures to restore trust in Boeing, FAA
Candid cooperation from both is needed to restore the confidence of airlines and the flying public.
Nation-World
White House blocks Donald McGahn from testifying to Congress
The Justice Department says the president’s immediate advisers are immune from compelled testimony.
Rescuers finally persuade Eiffel Tower climber to come down
His presence triggered the evacuation of 2,500 visitors from the monument.
Northwest
Governor declares drought for nearly half of Washington
He expanded a drought emergency because of worsened water-supply levels and predicted drier weather.
Vaccination rates are rising on long-wary Vashon Island
It has been long known for a counterculture lifestyle and low immunization rates.
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Changes coming for prized patch of wilderness near Snohomish
Election drama begins as candidates file for dozens of races
Arlington baseball falls to O’Dea in heavyweight state clash
Search for a new Everett schools leader enters home stretch
This volunteer makes a difference, one garbage bag at a time
$5 parking fee coming to Gissberg, Twin Rivers county parks
Arlington gets $1.1 million for improvements to its airport
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$5 parking fee coming to Gissberg, Twin Rivers county parks