Avery Bresnan faces a rare charge: controlled substance homicide. Fentanyl is now a factor in over half of drug overdoses in Snohomish County.
Volunteers around the county surveyed people in January, finding 101 more people than last year’s count.
Michael John Scott, previously convicted of dealing drugs, admitted he tried to hire a hitman to kill a witness in a drug case.
Matias Trefault must serve roughly 6 years for crashing into Reynold Joel’s car on Evergreen Way. Joel’s widow did not want a longer term.
The remarks came Tuesday after a boy, 13, was shot in a suspected drive-by shooting Saturday.
The classic metal band’s “Crush the World” tour kicks off Wednesday at Angel of the Winds arena.
The young woman, 19, entered the cafeteria with a current student and attacked two students, police said. She was arrested.
Under a new precedent, Steven Eggers, now 46, could have his sentence reduced in the murder of Blair Scott, 27.
Sean Hanchett, 32, was found unresponsive in the downtown Everett jail’s detox housing in December.
A police dog tracked down the suspect Sunday a half-mile from the shooting. One woman was shot in the bicep.
The Lynnwood City Council unanimously approved an ordinance March 27 to change the position from part-time to full-time.
Lloyd Richmond, 86, pleaded guilty Tuesday and was given a year in prison for assaulting a female tenant with a tire iron.
On March 7, a man was killed in a hit and run along 172nd Street NE. Police used telematics data to track down the suspect.
A wrong-way driver on the West Seattle Bridge crashed into a car occupied by Khalea Thoeuk and Riley Danard. Both were 18.
Anthony M. Mohs, 32, was killed Monday when an SUV crashed into him at the intersection of 212th Street SW and 44th Avenue W.
The complaints allege decades of abuse went unaddressed at the Fire Mountain Scout Camp in Mount Vernon.
Ashton Dedmon, 25, is assigned to the USS Kidd in Everett. Prosecutors allege he fled after hitting Joshua Kollman.
Moses Brewer, 23, shot four people in an Everett apartment, which left one victim paralyzed on his right side.
Prosecutors said an insult popular on the Internet motivated the stabbing.
The testimony came after an Everett officer was shot while investigating a robbery Wednesday morning, investigators said.
