Part of Highway 9 will be widened and restriped to add a lane in the Clearview area.
Mill Creek’s first law enforcement K9 died after health complications and “a very good career.”
The city is maximizing existing space without adding a garage or lot in the bustling downtown.
Home of the Broncos, Saskatchewan’s seventh-biggest city is a hard-core hockey town on the prairie.
The discount store is getting a new franchise near the Evergreen Lanes bowling alley and DOL office.
Letter of intent signing day uplifts science, technology, engineering and mathematics ace students.
It’s summer in April, and first responders remind us that danger lurks on land and in the water.
Concerns remain over design and traffic plans for the 3,081-unit development at Point Wells.
Construction on Hotel Indigo at the Port of Everett’s new live-work-play development begins Thursday.
HopeWorks Station Phase II on Broadway in Everett will include a workforce training center.
Dozens protested in front of the Everett licensing office, calling on the agency head to resign.
She offers medication-assisted treatment — trading abuse of one drug for monitored reliance on another.
Banking on the industrious mason bee, founder Dave Hunter spurns honey for sweet profit.
The money may be a drop in the bucket of need, but will help identify who is at risk, how to help.
A Ballard artist donated her six-foot grand piano, valued at $13,000, at the perfect time.
Frontrunners for the 89-acre park honor kokanee, others pay tribute to the area’s past and future.
In its fifth year, the music festival featured nearly 60 performances over the weekend.
Frank Li of Seattle Pain Centers allegedly over-prescribed opioids — contributing to up to 16 deaths.
Jacob Hilkin has been missing since Jan. 23; “we just want him home,” his father says.
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