Charlie Cortez is presumed drowned. Very low tides during the day bring a new opportunity to find him.
Passersby heard a scream, then gunshots, coming from an apartment complex on Main Street.
Zachary Madding eluded authorities until police found evidence in the hotel room where he attacked his ex-girlfriend.
The new FlexEnergy program will help customers redirect their use of electricity to off-peak hours.
Police and fire crews helped a mother in distress, retrieving her 11 ducklings from a stormwater drain.
The state patrol suspects he was on drugs when he was arrested in Marysville. A toxicology test was pending.
He was preparing to flee the country on a boat, possibly to the Caribbean, police said.
The toxic wood preservative was once ubiquitous in Washington. On Camano, it threatens salmon.
Charges called a man the ‘Big Boss’ of a Mexican narcotics pipeline to Snohomish County. Then the case fell apart.
Two men were seriously injured by gunfire. Deguialin Valdez is charged with four counts of assault.
Richard DeFrancesco was on a walk with a friend last year near Lowell Park when he was struck by a car.
Elmer Nash pleaded guilty to the death of Everett firefighter Gary Parks, but didn’t show up to his sentencing.
The 27-year-old man is under investigation for robbing a gas station, a hotel and a Little Caesars Pizza.
William Pool III was first charged with attempted murder. He pleaded guilty to second-degree assault.
The alpacas were to be slaughtered for Thogersen Family Farm’s raw dog and cat food business.
One man was shot in the neck, another in the head. Police are looking for the suspect, 22, of Everett.
A public defender says Alejandro Meza was sucker-punched before he shot and killed his assailant.
The blast caused an estimated $3,000 in damage. A resident of the Monte Cristo apartments was booked for arson.
John Pendergraft, 42, and his daughter Aria, 7, lived on a small farm with emus and kangaroos.
The city council re-criminalized drug possession, while state lawmakers debate their own legislation.
