John Kartak and Linda Redmon have diametrically opposed ideas of the mayor’s role on social issues.
As elsewhere, the contests feature candidates clashing on curriculum, spending and COVID-19 mandates.
The harbor seals were emaciated when they arrived at PAWS Wildlife Center in Lynnwood. They’re ready for the wild now.
Alejandro Meza, of Lake Stevens, got into a fight with Gene Peterson on a Community Transit bus in March.
Officers were trying to arrest a suspect near Everett Mall Way and Third Avenue Southeast.
The Health Department estimates about 30% of parents will seek shots immediately for children ages 5-11.
Ten people are vying for positions newly defined by districts. Only two are incumbents.
Incumbent Caroline Mason touts experience. Challenger Jeannie Magdua wants pay cuts for some and changes in sex ed curricula.
Steve Oss, a longtime transit worker, is challenging incumbent Cassie Franklin.
Four of five races are contested in the city. There are clear divisions between conservative and liberal candidates.
Christian Sayre, owner of The Anchor Pub, was arrested in a rape investigation. Now women and co-workers are speaking out.
After seven weeks in decline, the county’s case rate has increased. About a fifth of new cases were kids under 14.
Everett firefighter and paramedic Jack Murrin will return to the stage for a Halloween show at his home.
Low-income tenants agreed not to sue or discuss a traumatic housing search, amid Whispering Pines’ impending demolition.
In a marquee matchup, council veteran Jeffrey Vaughan is challenged by Cindy Gobel.
With both candidates, voters know what they’re getting with Jennifer Gregerson or Joe Marine.
A DNA sample found “very strong support” that Kelvin Njeru was the suspect, prosecutors allege.
