Major Crime Unit detectives were looking for two suspects believed to have shot the teenager in the 600 block of 124th Street SW.
It took about an hour for firefighters to extinguish the flames at the Northern View Apartments on Wednesday night.
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A homeless man discovered the skull at Scriber Lake Park. Forensic scientists hope to connect the remains to a missing person.
The workers were in a “cherry picker” type bucket when it tipped over. One man fell 60 feet into the water and was taken to the hospital.
A man drove his car into the Snohomish County Courthouse garage and reported he believed the package was in his car.
Alexis Hernandez Cerritos was riding south on Highway 99 when a car driving north turned in front of him.
The sentencing of Michael Harsh comes over two years after he threatened to bomb an Evergreen girls basketball game.
Firefighters responded to a house fire in the 14100 block of 30th Avenue SE early Tuesday morning. No one was injured.
Police arrested Taievion Rogers, 19, on Tuesday. Prosecutors charged his three alleged accomplices in April.
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Crews closed northbound Highway 529 at East Marine View Drive for emergency maintenance — a route that had already been squeezed for construction.
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At one point Tuesday morning, traffic was backed up over 1½ miles. The collision was cleared two hours later.
Giles Stanton was accused this week of sexual misconduct with a minor. Police say he would frequently invite students to his house.
Emmanuel Perez shot Terrance Moore in and outside of their Lake Stevens apartment. A jury found him guilty of second-degree murder Tuesday.
Around noon, firefighters responded to reports of two houses on fire in the Valley View neighborhood on East Heather Way.
The truck rolled over Monday morning at the intersection of Highway 530 and Fullerton Avenue. About 750 addresses were without power.
Teams from King County, Snohomish County and elsewhere converged for a multi-faceted scenario Thursday at the Arlington Municipal Airport.
The show’s predecessor was canceled in the wake of the George Floyd protests. The city’s police chief sees it as a recruitment tool.
