Incumbent Adam Fortney and Susanna Johnson have raised nearly $300,000 combined. Looking at who’s donating, a partisan divide is clear.
Health insurance policies can feel like another language. For some local families, it quite literally is.
The largest land acquisition in Edmonds history is up in the air. The City Council couldn’t decide whether to invest more money.
Four candidates threw their hat in the ring. Diane Buckshnis and Brad Shipley trailed behind on Tuesday.
As votes rolled in Tuesday, incumbent Judge Patrick Moriarty and challenger Mary Anderson appeared set to advance.
Tribes as far as Alaska gathered for the paddle, with about 112 canoes making the voyage from Lummi to Muckleshoot.
A former social worker, Moulton wants to tackle the root causes of homelessness. She’s the organization’s third CEO in 36 years.
Democrat Megan Dunn holds Position 2. Georgia Fisher and Kristina Mitchell, who have Republican ties, aim to unseat her.
Adam Fortney and challenger Susanna Johnson both planned campaign events this week. The invited speakers gave a clue into their politics.
The chapter announced preliminary findings from their investigation into “alleged targeting” of the Lynnwood City Council member.
Mike Nelson is seeking reelection against three challengers: Diane Buckshnis, Brad Shipley and Mike Rosen.
The city is exploring uses for a $37 million parcel that could host parks or public facilities.
Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis has been missing for 2½ years with no word. She’s the subject of Sabrina Van Tassel’s latest documentary.
The tribal council fires, evicts and disenrolls without cause, members say.
The campaign needs at least 2,416 signatures to force a recall vote for the City Council member mired in ethics concerns.
After learning about a state sales tax refund process, the tribe agreed the lawsuit was rendered “unnecessary.”
The celebration includes food, drinks, live dance performances and more at Jackson Conference Center.
