Opinion
Schwab: When you’re the president, they let you do anything
While Trump grifts for billions in his first year, Stephen Miller rethinks the non-rights of laborers.
Opinion
Bill for cardiac response plans at schools can save lives of children
Recently, I visited Olympia to testify in front of the Senate Committee on Early Learning & K-12 Education…
Opinion
Thanks to City of Snohomish for fixing Pine Avenue quickly
I would like to commend the new Snohomish Mayor, Aaron Hoffman, along with Ken Klein, our new city…
Opinion
Countries using ‘peace’ to spin real intentions
Thank you for your story on the so-called “Roman” talk of peace (“Comment: When talk of peace is…
Local News
Woman was shot multiple times attempting to help her daughter on Friday in Snohomish
Around 6:30 a.m., law enforcement arrested a 19-year-old male on suspicion of various assault charges and kidnapping.
Local News
Edmonds considers pausing development in Deer Creek aquifer
The discussion came after the council voted last month to prohibit stormwater wells in the area to protect…
Local News
Everett shelter animals up for adoption at ‘Puppy Bowl’ event
A Seattle watch party for the Puppy Bowl will feature local dogs from the nearby shelter.
Local News
Community Transit to pay $25.4M for Everett Goodwill property
The south Everett Goodwill outlet will remain open for three more years per a proposed lease agreement.
Opinion
The Buzz: ‘Smile, Darn Ya, Smile’ when addressing the president
Reporters must remember to grin when asking President Trump about Epstein’s sexual assault victims.
Local News
Lakewood student walkout ends after man makes alleged threats
The Marysville Police Department said it will forward the case to the prosecutor’s office, which will determine if…
Local News
County agriculture board opens two new positions
The board seeks a member to represent the forestry industry and another to represent agribusiness.
Opinion
Editorial: Limit redundant reviews of those providing care
If lawmakers can’t boost funding for supported living, they can cut red tape that costs time.
Opinion
Vote yes on Everett Schools bond; delaying projects will cost more later
The Everett Public Schools bond has a strong values case and should also be evaluated on its merits…
Opinion
Climate crisis is affecting availability of water resources
All over the West, water has become a difficult issue, and a recent Herald article discusses just one…
Local News
Edmonds police arrest suspect after a 6-month-long narcotics investigation
Wednesday morning, officers served a search warrant at an apartment that received ongoing community complaints about criminal activity.
Sports
Edmonds-Woodway boys clinch second straight Wesco South title
The Warriors hold off Shorewood in 55-48 win on Wednesday, break tie atop standings.
Local News
Man arrested for allegedly impersonating a police officer in Everett
The suspect, who claimed to be a security officer and an off-duty Duvall police officer, stopped a motorist…
Local News
Suspect in 1984 killing of Judy Weaver arraigned Tuesday
Mitchell Gaff, 68, pleaded not guilty to amended information charging him with two murder counts.
Local News
Second lawsuit filed against Denney Juvenile Justice Center in Everett
The complaint alleges a detention officer experienced retaliation for reporting sexual harassment involving minor detainees.
Sports
Mike Macdonald’s defensive evolution sparks Super Bowl run
The Seahawks coach’s system employs flexibility to create impact on all fronts.