Driving drunk again, he drove the wrong way, killing a woman
Aaron Gentry, who has a history of DUI offenses, pleaded guilty in the death of Miriam Robinson, 28.
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Drug task force, feds take down large trafficking operation
Detectives seized heroin, meth and cocaine and believe they arrested the leaders of the ring.
Tulalip man first to graduate from tribes’ Wellness Court
It’s an option for those charged with a nonviolent crime linked to drug use to avoid prosecution.
Sports
He throws people down and sews people clothes
Marysville Getchell senior wrestler Trey Padgett sells self-made clothes to customers worldwide.
Former Silvertips goaltender Carter Hart called up to Flyers
He was surging after slow start in the AHL. Philadelphia is looking for answers in the net.
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The sound of perfection at Edmonds Community College
A new workshop puts a Mountlake Terrace High School orchestra in a recording studio.
2 squad cars, 2 officers, a pillowcase and a cardboard box
Sometimes, protecting and serving the public means chasing jittery critters around a bathroom.
Herald Business Journal
Boeing has its eye on 58 acres on west side of Paine Field
The airplane builder, which is vague about its plans, will have up to two years to study the site.
The man taking on Boeing with a $22 billion jet order at stake
The exec has threatened to cancel the order over what he says is Boeing’s unfair reaction to a crash.
Opinion
Editorial: Study shows later start to school day helps teens
Research of Seattle schools’ later start shows students are sleeping more and doing better in class.
Nation-World
Flynn sentencing abruptly postponed; judge states disgust
“Arguably you sold your country out,” U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan told Flynn.
Trump will dissolve charity amid allegations of self-dealing
The New York AG said she found “a shocking pattern of illegality involving the Trump Foundation.”
Northwest
Inslee proposes $30M to address opioid crisis in Washington
Programs ranging from peer support to residential programs for women would get funds.
Jesuits sent abusive priests to retire on Gonzaga’s campus
Once abusive priests reached retirement age, they were moved them to the Spokane university’s campus.
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