Spokesman for a nonprofit that brings clean water to everybody is Edge of Amazing’s keynote speaker.
The City Council updated a law to say that loud machinery can’t be used between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.
Marysville Getchell senior Nathan Weller wants to be a high school music teacher. He plays clarinet.
David Wolin checked into the Edmonds clinic and never paid. He’s now committed fraud in four states.
Hundreds of mountain goats are being relocated from Olympic National Forest to the North Cascades.
Wayne Alpert, 61, wandered into an apartment complex and shot a man in 2017.
The Lake Stevens woman worked there for 11 years. Her parents had helped buy the graveyard in 1982.
River O’Connor already has made a splash with his computer skills.
His former girlfriend is now reportedly blind in one eye. She had a protection order against him.
The vehicle, with nine people inside, rolled down an embankment and into a creek near Ellensburg.
Bases in Snohomish and Island counties will practice what to do in an emergency, beginning Wednesday.
The loan covers a new police station, and about half of the other planned city buildings.
Details won’t be available until a final vote. Work on Madrona K-8 School should wrap up in October.
The old locker was at a local bank. They found no money — but there was something else.
For the second year, people with disabilities were invited to celebrate with less commotion.
Employees alleged that Ken Walker would waste work hours, shout at them and threaten their jobs.
A candle reportedly came in contact with a butane canister, police said.
