For Memorial Day, a local VFW post partnered with a restoration company to save decades-old uniforms and medals.
Arlington police say initial indications show the fire at ReMyx’d did not appear to be intentionally set.
A pandemic backlog and inexperienced cops begin to explain the trend, even as police raise the alarm about rising crime.
After quitting his job at Amazon, the man amassed about $50,000 in debt, triggering a discussion about finances, he told police.
A report revealed a high concentration of PFAS, substances long used in fire suppression foam, near a massive Boeing building.
After years off because of COVID-19, Miracle League Baseball returned Saturday with the help of a $10,000 donation.
Travis Johnson claimed former prosecutor Mark Roe commented on his weight and used “homophobic slurs and sexualized language.”
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Addressing the court Monday, Richard Rotter apologized for killing Officer Dan Rocha last year: “I have fallen.”
Four Everett firefighters are now suing their employer over Chau Nguyen’s alleged sexual harassment. Nguyen resigned last year.
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Richard Rotter is set to spend the rest of his life in prison for shooting and killing officer Dan Rocha last year.
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Jurors deliberated for just over three hours Friday with no verdict on the aggravated murder charge for Richard Rotter.
Jeanette Westover says meth contamination far exceeding state limits gave her seizures and kidney infections.
Amy Powell alleged Director Kelly Snyder created an abusive work environment that made her “uncomfortable and physically unwell.”
Officer Chad House was “resting and recovering” after a person suspected of robbery shot him on Evergreen Way, police said.
The officer was shot in the head, but was in stable condition Wednesday morning, according to investigators.
Jose Arredondo-Valdez, the cousin of Cesar Valdez-Sanudo, got nine years Tuesday. Valdez-Sanudo’s wife got 30 months.
After days of jury selection, 15 people were empaneled to decide if Richard Rotter is guilty of aggravated first-degree murder.
The process came to a halt Friday when an unidentified man told some potential jurors to give “the chair” to Dan Rocha’s alleged killer.
Richard Rotter’s trial for aggravated first-degree murder was expected to last three weeks. Jury selection could take days.
The Lynnwood nonprofit’s investigations found Robert Smiley pocketed thousands in donations meant to help vulnerable people.
