Stylist Alex Lewis of Everett started Wanderer Barbering Co. in a van to bring cuts to clients.
A Sunday gathering at Town Hall in Seattle marks what would have been the 56th birthday for Scoop’s son.
When you buy an old house, you wait for the next thing to go wrong. And you don’t have to wait long.
Jose Lopez won the highest slots payout in the state’s casino history on the game Golden Charms.
Facebook’s “View From My Window” launched early in the pandemic continues to connect people worldwide.
The balance of power between the mayor and City Council members has played out at recent meetings.
The top two in the county were Safeway stores in Everett and Monroe. Got a hunch on who else was on the list?
Shawn Dirksen traded the cigar industry for driving a big rig with his pit bull, Bonnie. They keep three eyes on the road.
The 20-acre Cloudstone Sculpture Park in Freeland will continue tours of Nelson’s art and workshops.
State lawmakers have finally given the OK for a “Patches Pal” license plate featuring the iconic TV show’s clowns, J.P and Gertrude.
The Danish musician of the funk band War and “Low Rider” fame makes art and music from his Everett home.
While incarcerated in Monroe for 10 years, Gabriel Herrera used a ballpoint pen to stick out.
There’s plenty of Zoo Doo to go around. The zoo has ended a lottery system that limited who got the prized poo.
In his “retirement,” Mike Gallagher recruited workers for the Mukilteo School District. Services will be held Saturday.
Twin sister real estate agents Leslie Davis and Lyndsay Lamb are in competition show airing Feb. 28.
Influenza activity is low but higher than last year: “There’s still a flu season, but it’s a mild one.”
Bart Lematta has plans for the retired Evergreen State ferry, docked in Langley since October.
After months of canceled shows and “pure fear” during the pandemic, local entertainment venues are trying to rebound.
His humble takeout on Bothell Everett Highway is a throwback to the 1976 Seattle store that made the fast food famous here.
Moon, 40, was selected Monday by unanimous vote after sharing his views for the city’s future.
