The one-year anniversary of the toll lanes is nearly upon us, and we’re wondering: What is it like one year later?
How has the experience of commuting on I-405 changed for you in the last year?
Do you drive the toll lanes regularly? What’s the drive like? And how much is it costing you?
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“Firefighters have to deal with a lot of people’s worst days,” Derek Landis said. That’s where Amani comes in.
On Sept. 14, over 20 routes are being eliminated as Lynnwood light rail and new routes replace them.
Tod Archibald maintained his innocence by entering an Alford plea in the 2022 death of Glenn Starks, 50.
Last season, COVID caused over 1,000 hospitalizations in the county and more than 5,000 deaths statewide.
For the next six weeks, locals can attend information sessions designed to provide insights into the voting process.
The new law sponsored by state Sen. John Lovick, D-Mill Creek, aims to help create forces that better reflect their communities.
Highway 9 was closed as authorities investigated. Detectives gave no information about the person who died Sunday.
More than 60 firefighters were needed to tame a fire in the 8800 block of 236th Street SW on Saturday afternoon, officials said.
The Machinists union and Boeing management were expected to resume talks in the coming days.
At about 1:45 a.m. Saturday, authorities responded to reports of a man, 29, injured on the road in the 18800 block of Yew Way.
A woman, 52, was walking in the 14800 block of Highway 99 when someone in a car shot her, according to police.
Snohomish County waste haulers say containers don’t need to be “dishwasher clean.” Typically, a simple rinse will do.
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