The two open houses are scheduled for October. Voters will decide whether to approve the levy lid lift in November.
Similar to AP classes, International Baccalaureate courses are rigorous with the opportunity for students to earn college credit.
2021 legislation intended to protect juvenile rights has led to disagreement.
City staff attempted to address the public’s concerns before voting. Next is a county council public hearing.
One man was transported to the hospital with undisclosed injuries.
The city is seeking feedback on the draft plan, which will guide an effort to end serious injury or fatal crashes on Everett roads.
Fifty-seven parking spots out of the nearly 1,700 on-site will be closed for about two months.
Community members gathered at the Fallen Firefighter Memorial Park in downtown Edmonds.
The state can appeal the Spokane County verdict that adds to the state’s surging ledger of lawsuit payouts.
One man in custody for unlawful imprisonment and fourth-degree assault.
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Alan Rubio and Luis Burbano will be on the November ballot in the District 4 race. Niko Battle, who won the August primary, plans to appeal.
A public records request for Flock camera footage has raised questions about what data is exempt under state law.
Supply chain issues caused the agency to push back opening date. The full interchange and off ramps are expected to open in October.
On Saturday, the school will display memorabilia from years past and showcase the recently renovated building.
Presidents Elementary School activated a precautionary lock-out following the incident.
The suspect was booked into Snohomish County Jail on suspicion of 18 charges.
Michael Olson hopes to help bring stability after Betsy Foster resigned in June.
Drugs or alcohol are believed to be contributing factors to the crash, troopers say.
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In his first court appearance Monday, a judge set bail at $50,000 for Michael Scaletta-Teates.
The Shoe Tree may look rough, but this oddball icon still has plenty of sole.
