Stranded neighborhood near Monroe prepares for the worst
Three landowners agreed to a temporary road on their property as residents brace for more mudslides.
Lynnwood nursing assistant charged with manslaughter
Sunkyoung Oh’s defense called the charges “baseless,” “baffling” and a “travesty of justice.”
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Will Boy Scout bankruptcy sweep abuse cases under the rug?
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Sports
In 1989, a local prep wrestler accomplished the unthinkable
Cascade’s Chris Borsheim won only one tournament in his wrestling career — a state title at Mat Classic I.
Glacier Peak girls clinch 9th state berth in 10 seasons
The Grizzlies pull away late to beat Inglemoor 63-45 in a Wes-King Bi-District Tournament semifinal.
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The 16 cookbooks of 2019 we’re facing off March Madness-style
After 10 years, Food52’s Piglet Tournament of Cookbooks as we know it is no more. So we’re doing our own thing.
The hot toddy — it won’t cure you, but you’ll feel better
Some call it the chicken soup of the cocktail bar because it offers relief from the common cold.
Record numbers seeking roles in Island Shakespeare Festival
Soft plastic recycling service expands to Snohomish County
Watch big birds hit the potato jackpot in Skagit Valley fields
Can the 107-year-old Roller Barn on Whidbey Island be saved?
Rick Steves chooses leisurely Lucca for a true Italian experience
Herald Business Journal
Boeing asks that its big state tax break be suspended
The company hopes the move will resolve a trade dispute involving European rival Airbus.
Opinion
Editorial: Insurance fee could limit wildfire risk, damage
A modest tax would fund $63 million each year for forest health and fighting wildfires in the state.
Northwest
Will Boy Scout bankruptcy sweep abuse cases under the rug?
38 scouting officials in Washington were known to be a danger to kids, including one in Everett.
Revenue forecast brings good news for Washington lawmakers
An unexpected jump in estate taxes, along with property taxes, were cited as reasons for the bounty.
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Suspect in Everett quadruple shooting extradited, arraigned
Crime is down, but Everett hopes to hire 24 more officers
Monroe will ask voters in April for $8.1 million park bond
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