Stay indoors: Hazardous smoky air from wildfires is back
The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency classified the smoke level Monday as unhealthy for everyone.
No promises: New money, rules complicate teacher bargaining
School could be delayed as negotiations intensify in nearly every district in Snohomish County.
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Funko’s 1-year anniversary party had things poppin’ in Everett
Funatics filled the streets, snaked around the block and filled their shopping baskets in the store.
Trump ready to ease rules on coal-fired power plants
The plan would give states broad authority to determine how to restrict greenhouse gas emissions.
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Snohomish grad takes the reins of Panthers’ football program
Joey Hammer has ties to legendary Snohomish coaches Dick Armstrong, Mark Perry and Keith Gilbertson
Analysis: Some good, plenty of bad in Seahawks’ loss
Seattle has considerable room for improvement following Saturday’s 24-14 loss to the Chargers
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Flowers for Tokitae: Remembering Puget Sound’s captured orcas
Activists vow to bring the last surviving killer whale of the Southern Resident captures home.
Evergreen State Fair: 5 things to know before you go
Some ideas to save money, give back and get to and around the fair.
Opinion
Editorial: Northwest smoky summers shouldn’t be the new normal
Wildfires get the blame, but it’s folly to deny the role of climate change in increasingly foul air.
Nation-World
Trump assails Mueller following New York Times report
The newspaper says the White House’s lawyer has cooperated extensively with the special counsel.
Abandoned in phone booth in 1954, baby grows up, finds mom
Steve Dennis used DNA testing to find his birth mother, who is now 85.
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Stay indoors: Hazardous smoky air from wildfires is back
The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency classified the smoke level Monday as unhealthy for everyone.
Flowers for Tokitae: Remembering Puget Sound’s captured orcas
Activists vow to bring the last surviving killer whale of the Southern Resident captures home.
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