noon update
Snohomish County Fire District 19 is warning residents of looming flood conditions and that sandbags would be available at Willow Jim’s Cafe in Silvanna.
Two grants will help pay for safety improvements at a south Everett intersection and to study an I-5 crossover for Interurban Trail.
The agency’s first biennial budget funds a number of service expansions and more safety workers.
After two years in the role and 27 years at the department, John DeRousse will retire at the end of the year. Deputy Chief Robert Goetz will serve in his place.
The Marysville school experienced a 3-hour delay due to police activity. All morning activities were canceled.
The City Council unanimously voted to end the contract Thursday, citing community division and privacy concerns.
Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds celebrates a decade of art and forgotten voices.
There are many forms of discrimination, and some major grocery stores have reeached the peak. When entering a store, you see sales prices you would… Continue reading
Banged up, determined Wildcats’ ‘dogs’ plays big role in state football title Saturday
The Wildcats football team faces legendary Tumwater in the Class 2A championship game Saturday.
The No. 1 Wildcats take down No. 2 Tumwater 35-20 for their fourth state title on Saturday night.
I was disappointed to read a recent letter to the editor, complaining about “onerous” taxes “rained down” by the state government. According to the financial… Continue reading
The myth of free-market capitalism is that it “floats all boats.” The truth is that it floats all yachts. Those promoting the myth are speaking… Continue reading
I saw the sad news that one of the National Guard troopers who was sent to Washington, D.C. died of her wounds following a shooting.… Continue reading
If ever there was an example of why it’s important and relevant to subscribe to local newspapers, Joe’s Pohoryles story about Ramon Little is it… Continue reading
Sumner’s Lance McGee runs wild, leads Spartans past Vikings 41-35 Saturday.
Commentary
The state’s impaired driving law needs a lower blood alcohol limit, a senator and former sheriff says.
Commentary
Tariffs and trade disputes, coupled with state taxes and regulations are eating farm profits.
Commentary
Had a citizen’s initiative survived a legal challenge it might have ensured BP paid full remediation.
The state’s assault weapons ban was upheld in a state court, but more challenges remain ahead.
