The slide buried two excavators in September. Work has resumed to make room for nearly 100 new houses.
Troopers did not expect charges in the double-fatal crash. The truck driver was released from a nearby hospital.
The plaintiff, Britt Jakobsen, was in the passenger seat when her boyfriend was fatally shot by Snohomish County sheriff’s deputy Art Wallin.
He will finish his term next year. But his time as Snohomish County prosecutor has dulled his optimism, he said.
Anita Shad, aka Anita Azariah, has railed against health mandates in Snohomish County. She aims to unseat a retired doctor.
The harbor seals were emaciated when they arrived at PAWS Wildlife Center in Lynnwood. They’re ready for the wild now.
Water is flowing through new channels, salmon have new spots to spawn and kayakers have more chances to battle whitewater.
After a hot, dry summer, Washington feels like Washington again. Damp. Gray. Normal.
A landslide had been dumping more than 40,000 tons of silt a year into the river. Not anymore.
Connie Bigelow tried to collect insurance after setting fire to her business. Now she has to pay restitution.
Up high, with cliffs on all sides, the 90-year-old hut got much-needed new windows, shutters and paint.
The pileup of silt from the Snohomish River is proving to be problematic. The port plans to dig it out.
The city will reduce its wastewater carbon footprint by dumping an incinerator and using new technology.
Snohomish County Sheriff Adam Fortney, a sergeant at the time, was among the officers named in the lawsuit.
The outdoor burn ban will be lifted in unincorporated Snohomish County. And campfires are back.
The Adopt A Stream demonstration project will help salmon and trout avoid roadside pollution.
In a first, PAWS Wildlife Center in Lynnwood is caring for three severely burned young black bears.
