Glenn Griswold’s hellscape on wheels is a Halloween bit turned lifestyle. His undead passengers can pee Mountain Dew.
In the wake of protests, Snohomish County created an office for police oversight, bail reform and anti-racism. How much was achieved?
Jerry and Andrea Dinsmore helped thousands of hikers, sometimes saving lives. She died in 2017. Jerry followed this month.
For a few more weeks, here’s where to find visiting swans. If you’re lucky, you might see a “rare bird alert.”
“The Woman” will feature scenes shot at Norm’s Market in Lake Stevens and Flat Iron Gallery in Sultan.
Officials expect COVID-19 cases to rapidly decline in the next few weeks. Hospitalizations are also decreasing.
The Center for COVID Control ran sites in Everett and Lynnwood. A lawsuit alleges they gave invalid results, or none at all.
One nurse at Providence in Everett estimated travel nurses made up 80% of her unit. The consensus is that’s not sustainable.
The requirement hardly made a dent in local nursing ranks. Blame burnout and issues brewing for years, officials say.
Employees quit, bands canceled and patrons swore off the Vessel Taphouse after it advertised discounts for people sick with COVID.
Hospitalizations are still a concern, however, and infections in Eastern Washington and Idaho could have ripple effects here.
The music and camping event is on for July 28-31, with a new venue along the Skykomish River.
The omicron surge appears to be cresting here, but hospitalizations are expected to keep rising.
Snohomish County canceled its 2021 point-in-time count. Officials hope this year’s will bring clarity.
Hundreds of appointments are up for grabs at the state-run site, which will offer initial doses, boosters and pediatric shots.
Here are some voices at Providence hospital of those still staring down COVID: a harpist, a cancer patient, a chaplain and a nursing assistant.
The Center for COVID Control will close an Everett site and others around the U.S. as officials take a closer look.
“Everyone should assume that they’re going to be exposed,” Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers said.
Meanwhile, traffic caused by an overwhelmed north Everett COVID-19 testing site has been resolved.
With bands reluctant to play and few people buying tickets, local music venues wonder: Will we be able to stay open?
