On “Herald Headlines,” meet the fearless crew who followed the tale of the castaway boat.
“Herald Headlines” for Sept. 20 features Everett Herald reporters Joey Thompson and Stephanie Davey discussing the fall and rise of the “Hannah Marie,” also known as “Midas,” a derelict boat abandoned in the Snohomish River. They are interviewed by Executive Editor Phillip O’Connor.
Related: Torn to bits and hauled away, the Midas soon will be gone
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Mason Rutledge and Sam Hem announced this week they will seek the District 1 City Council position.
Man, 19, is booked for investigation of attempted murder. 17-year-old held at Denney Juvenile Justice Center on similar charges.
Much of the store’s merchandise, which arrives from China and South Korea, is facing new import fees.
The climber was flown to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett with non-life-threatening injuries.
A year after her arraignment, Janet Garcia appeared in court Wednesday for a competency hearing in the death of her son, Ariel Garcia.
Liz Vogeli’s retirement from the council opens up the race in the November election for Everett’s District 4 seat.
Joe Nguyen made the remarks Wednesday during the annual meeting of the Economic Alliance Snohomish County and the Snohomish County Awards
Any RV parked on public roads in unincorporated Snohomish County for more than 72 hours will be at risk of impoundment.
A number of workshops hosted by the Snohomish County agency teach older adults how to most effectively ride public transit.
NASA’s Power to Explore Challenge asks students to create a mission to a moon using radioisotope power systems.
The lawsuit alleges the administration put unlawful conditions on funding that includes $17M to the county for homelessness assistance.
The creamy chicken verde enchiladas at World Flavors, located in The Kitchen at Quil Ceda Creek Casino, are a tasty treat year round.
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