Matthew Stickney is one of four men with Snohomish County ties to be charged in the insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021.
Oleg Byeseydin, 64, claimed to be his boss’ “best employee” before stabbing him on the arena floor, prosecutors alleged.s
Fortney announced Friday his return to the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office and said he wouldn’t rule out another run.
Si Yong Kim was convicted in federal court for underreporting earnings by $1.7 million. He must spend 10 months behind bars.
In a statement, police Chief John DeRousse announced the “temporary pause” out of concern for officer safety.
A judge dismissed the case, but kept the door open for future charges after the suspect allegedly approached dance students.
Working out of his childhood home, Steve Moro carries on his family legacy in the taxidermy biz.
In August, a stranger broke into a Lynnwood home and shot three family members. Julia Altukhova, 32, died nine weeks later.
Shayne Baker was convicted in the murders of Anthony Jolly and Anthony Burnett. He has another sentencing for a third murder Tuesday.
The Snohomish River was expected to crest “just below” major flood stage late Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.
Residents on Cascade Drive say their neighborhood has been the scene of excessive graffiti and sometimes gunfire in the past year.
Prosecutors allege the trio targeted other Asian American homes across Snohomish, Whatcom and King counties.
The man, 40, was showing symptoms of psychosis, police wrote. Officers found him circling another parking lot off Mukilteo Boulevard.
Ryan Greely arrested Molly Wright in August on charges of obstructing, though state law generally allows filming police in public.
Randy Teall, 51, reportedly confronted a man on the porch early Wednesday, at a house where his friend was caring for the dogs.
Students at the Everett elementary school shared all they know about Thanksgiving and what they’re thankful for.
John DeRousse has served as an Everett cop for 25 years. He sat down with The Daily Herald to talk about his life and his new job.
The victim of a Monroe cop’s abuse alleged that state officials failed her and ignored warning signs.
Photos of the employee, with a Ku Klux Klan shirt and holstered pistol, drew a demand for answers from Gold Bar’s mayor Tuesday.
Michal Rynkiewicz was a volunteer firefighter for Sky Valley Fire for two months, and he had just gotten married.
