As the clock ticks on the Census, the response rate in the state is above the national average.
A jump in tax collections cuts a projected $9 billion shortfall in half, acccording to new forecast.
The client survived for three days in his own blood. Marissa Wallen apologized to him Wednesday.
Tyler Fryberg and his former teacher finish 1,000-mile challenge to support Leah’s Dream nonprofit.
After months of economic, planning and public safety review, the city council could vote next month.
COVID metrics continue a positive trend, but masks and social distancing are here to stay, officials say.
The state says its ready to send out payments from a federal program. Certification is due Sunday.
Fred Sirianni of Marysville and his son, Jake, walked 19 hours from New York City to Connecticut.
The grants are derived from the federal Coronavirus Assistance, Recovery and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Take a smartphone quiz as you stroll the trail. If you answer every question correctly, you’ll win a prize.
The officer, who lives in Monroe, also serves as a commissioner for Snohomish County Fire District 7.
The district has opted for a less formal relationship that doesn’t station officers at every high school.
Shortchanged earlier, the Snohomish County airport is the recipient of a new federal grant.
Online or by phone, resources are widely accessible as millions struggle with mental health.
The foundation says it raised $7,000 but hasn’t received the money from Brown Paper Tickets.
The City Council said Michael Ciaravino is meeting expectations, but some areas need improvement.
Traffic through the town is a nightmare for locals. Swapping the signal for a roundabout could help.
