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Everett Herald strike continues, as owners aim to resolve layoffs
Carpenter Media Group hoped to sit down with striking workers by the end of the week, to bargain…
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Everett Herald newsroom strikes amid layoffs
“We hope that people who live in these communities can see our passion, because it’s there,” said Sophia…
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1 killed, 1 with life-threatening injuries in Edmonds house fire
South County Fire crews pulled the man and woman from the burning home around 6 p.m. Friday, near…
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5 Snohomish County sisters accused of $1M fraud scheme
For two years, the women used online return postage to get gift cards, then returned the physical items…
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Marysville high school office manager charged with sex abuse of student
Carmen Phillips, 37, sent explicit messages to a teen at Heritage High School, then took him to a…
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Charges: ‘Reckless’ high-speed crash killed man, hurt infant near Bothell
Kona Stephan Lee Ah Ping Tom, now 36, was going double the speed limit when he slammed into…
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Everett transgender mechanic alleges Boeing treated her ‘like a zoo animal’
For years, Boeing allowed toxicity “to fester and grow” at its Everett factory, according to Rachel Rasmussen, an…
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Everett police in standoff with gunman who fired at officers
Officers reported an exchange of gunfire shortly before 2 p.m. Wednesday, at a home on Paine Field Way.
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Snohomish County medical examiner moving to King County job
Dr. J. Matthew Lacy’s impressive resume and “deeply humane leadership qualities” got him the job as the new…
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Fire breaks out in underground pipes at Brightwater Treatment Plant
Workers were fusing plastic piping, sparking a fire that shot down pipes. Dozens of firefighters rushed to the…
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Accountant guilty of stealing $2.5M from Everett manufacturer
Christin Guillory’s scheme lasted 10 years, with millions of dollars funneled through fake Square and PayPal accounts.
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‘Relief and closure’ for family of Spencer Island John Doe from 1979
Gary Lee Haynie was identified through forensic genealogy. How he ended up dead in Snohomish River mudflats remains…
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High court reinstates guilty verdicts in 1987 murders of Canadian couple
The state Supreme Court announced a 9-0 ruling on alleged juror bias Thursday in the double murder case…
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Pulitzer winner’s new book digs into Snohomish County cold case killings
The Everett library will host a talk with Edward Humes on “The Forever Witness,” about a double murder…
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42 years later, authorities unmask identity of ‘Stilly Doe’
Advances in DNA technology, paired with forensic genealogy research, helped identify Othaniel Philip Ames, 82, a dairy farmer.
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Genealogy helps crack 1990 Snohomish County homicide of Seattle teen
Michelle Koski was 17. Her body was recovered near Maltby. A Seattle neighbor was identified as the suspect…
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A brief timeline of Pacific Northwest boarding schools
The Tulalip Indian School had roots as a Catholic mission founded in 1857. Its history is intertwined with…
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Forensic genealogy cracks Snohomish County cold cases from 1977, 1981
Alice Williams’ skull was found in woods near Skykomish. Blaine Has Tricks’ remains were crushed in a Tulalip…
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1987 slaying of Canadian couple heads to state Supreme Court
Justices granted a motion Wednesday to review William Talbott’s overturned conviction in a landmark forensic genealogy case.
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Mukilteo climber who summited peaks worldwide dies in Cascades
Dr. Richard Thurmer had gone solo hiking over the weekend on Dragontail Peak. His body was recovered from…