The 15-year-old sophomore alleges that, consciously or not, a new girls basketball head coach limited players of color.
The latest settlement marks the earliest known allegations against Kurt Hollstein, who worked in the district until last year.
The Queen of the Skies was dethroned by smaller, more fuel-efficient jets. The last 747s were built for a cargo carrier.
Rosen, a city planning board member, is backed by five former Edmonds mayors. It’s unclear if incumbent Mike Nelson will run again.
Pecans, cinnamon, brown sugar and butter liven up roasted pumpkin and other winter squashes.
Taylor Goebel shares news of her departure, as well as her favorite moments as The Herald’s food & drink reporter.
Statewide, 13 people have died, including two children, from the flu this season.
Skyler MacKay, 14, of Lynnwood is collecting 1,000 toys for his Eagle Scout project. Toys will be given year-round.
Homicides are up compared to 2021. Some other violent crimes and property crimes are down, data released last week shows.
Four days after his arrest, Jeffrey Premo, 52, was no longer in custody. He remains a suspect in the killing of Jennifer Brinkman, 19.
While investigators searched James Bowden’s property, they found guns. Then they discovered a removable floor panel.
Not long ago, the Snohomish County PUD projected 50,000 electric cars registered in the county by 2040. Now it expects up to 660,000.
Chau Nguyen resigned earlier this year, long after the first complaint about his behavior at the county’s fire training academy.
Construction crews need warmer temps for the work to remove what a reader described as “mini raised speed bumps.”
Marriage licenses, dissolutions and deaths.
A driver reportedly hit the person, which prompted the closure of Broadway between 17th and 19th streets Sunday morning.
The wooden figure represents matriarchs who “can see the potential you have that you don’t know yet,” explained artist Ty Juvinel.
