The former Kimberly-Clark mill site is nearing the end of a complex cleanup, part of a $36 million terminal project.
The girl was taken to a hospital, according to South County Fire. She was unconscious.
The risk of heat stroke loomed for animals, too. Wet towels, cool baths and icy treats helped.
A neighbor has a protection order against Snohomish County sheriff’s deputy Daniil Nazaria. He still has a badge.
The site near Picnic Point recently sold for $24 million after the previous developer filed for bankruptcy.
In January, though they were ineligible, staff booked shots at Paine Field after the airport director’s go-ahead.
A pending lawsuit asks whether the city can take control of the district earlier than planned.
Diana Cuervo says her supervisor spewed racial slurs and fired her for complaining. Amazon disputes the claims.
A crash due to a faulty tire left Janyce MacKenzie in a wheelchair. Meineke OK’d her SUV, she claims.
Local leaders revisited the proposal after city staff said an advisory vote isn’t a legal option.
The decision is another setback in BSRE’s 10-year quest to build 3,000 waterfront homes near Woodway.
It starts with nearly $25 million from the U.S. Treasury Department. More funding is expected soon.
Records show a dispute over cleanup requirements for chemically tainted water. The company denies there’s a disagreement.
Tribes, farmers, cities and other groups make some headway in the Stillaguamish River Basin.
At Saturday’s rally for unity in Esperance Park, speakers recognized that racism isn’t always overt.
The pedestrian was struck by a vehicle reversing from a parking spot. The driver is facing charges.
The motorcyclist was riding on Lowell Snohomish River Road. No other vehicles were involved.
Everett police are investigating the death after a passing boater reported the body on Saturday.
The Snohomish County Council delayed a vote on the project amid traffic and environmental concerns.
An environmental group appealed the hearing examiner’s favorable decision on the Ironwood proposal.
