A Boeing quality engineer claims the company ignored safety concerns in the production of the 787 and 777 jets.
The pharmaceutical giant plans to relocate the facility’s Seagen drug production to a plant in North Carolina.
The Port of Everett is planning a series of public meetings on the measure through June.
Nancy Johnson, who has led Imagine Children’s Museum in Everett for 25 years, will retire in June.
The new owners include two Canadian private investment firms and a media company based in the southern United States.
In a bid to boost the workforce, Edmonds College has teamed up with the nonprofit Society of Manufacturing Engineers.
It’s a short move from a longtime location, essentially across the street, where parking was often an adventure.
Mountain Pacific Bank’s founder is the recipient of the Fluke Award from Economic Alliance Snohomish County.
Historic Downtown Snohomish Association receives the Opportunity Lives Here award from Economic Alliance.
Hobbs, a former Lake Stevens senator, is the recipient of the Henry M. Jackson Award from Economic Alliance Snohomish County.
Katie Larios was honored at an Economic Alliance gathering: “A champion for other young women of color in STEM.”
The four green-hulled Westwood vessels will keep their names, but the ships will display the Swire Shipping flag.
Altasciences was cited for five alleged violations in the last two years that resulted in animal injuries and deaths.
When a processing plant in Alaska closed, Edmonds-based business Keyport stepped up to solve a “no-win situation.”
IonQ, a Maryland-based firm, expects to add hundreds of jobs and invest $1 billion in the region over the next 10 years.
Boeing had skipped recent annual conferences in Lynnwood. This year, the aviation giant pledged better collaboration with suppliers.
Shoring up an aging seawall is the first order of business for Angela Harris, the first woman to lead the Edmonds port.
Cascade Warbirds scholarship helps students 16-21 continue flight training and earn a private pilot’s certificate.
The Snohomish County nonprofit mentors first-generation college bound students and students facing hardships
It’s a two-part event this year: brunch followed by the option to attend “Women in Hockey Night” with the Seattle Kraken.
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