The annual show this weekend makes downtown “the place to play on Memorial Day.”
The flagpole in her front yard is a visual for Facebook posts about who Melissa Batson is and how she got there.
The highway between Granite Falls and Darrington reopened to traffic on Friday due to good weather.
Sam Bowles, 18, uses vibrant videos and social media fame to raise awareness of autism.
Doctors warn kratom, an opioid alternative, is addictive and ripe for abuse. Yet it’s unregulated and sold at any smokeshop.
Take home the design and decor savvy of hometown real estate twins Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis.
Saturday’s rally was part of “Bans Off Our Bodies” protests in response to the impending overturn of Roe v. Wade.
The Edmonds-Kingston route could be next, depending on COVID-19 cases and crew shortages.
For many, it’s the first time writing a letter on paper — and making a friend on the other side of the globe.
The rite of bargain-hunting in Snohomish County lawns and driveways resumes in post-pandemic splendor.
Money raised Saturday at BobaKhan Toys in Everett goes to Seattle Children’s cancer research.
The number of Washington drivers plugging in is growing, but the upfront cost of electric vehicles is high.
There’s an open house on Thursday. See what’s on the drawing board so far from 11 landowners.
The highly marbled steaks melt like butter and are rich in flavor. And now the masses can enjoy them.
The Providence Regional Medical Center gift shops reopened after being closed two years due to COVID-19.
Get all shook up at “Kentucky Rain Band’s Elvis Challenge” on Friday at the Historic Everett Theatre.
The sign at the vacuum-cleaner store on Broadway gets attention and laughs. And every so often, it goes viral.
The 13 new episodes show that with elbow grease and ingenuity, nothing is unsellable in this wild market.
The public utility is taking a vote on names. Squirrels trampled Bigfoot in a vote for the mascot species.
The new indoor trampoline center at a former Toys R Us site is filled with ways to burn off energy.