Reed Baldwin reportedly crossed into the oncoming lane and struck a Ford Explorer. He was 22.
Two Snohomish County lawmakers invoked the May incident in arguing for and against a gun ban at protests.
Ibberson Drive neighbors criticized the city for plans to put a trail through a shared private lot.
Health experts are pleading with people to continue to mask up as the race to vaccinate continues.
The body of the Alaska man, 32, was discovered Tuesday morning, according to Monroe police.
Sound Transit faces rising costs. Talk of “hard decisions” has Snohomish County officials concerned.
The district responded in a letter, saying the accused teens no longer have contact with their peers.
Bids to build a new waterfront building came in way over budget, so the site’s future is up in the air.
Here’s what’s happening on Day 82 of the 2021 session of the Washington Legislature.
The House of Representatives is expected to vote on its own similar plan Saturday.
City leaders have countered a banner that was hung in support of Patriot Front, a Texas-based hate group.
Six geese, a snake and blue herons were covered in oil at a retention pond outside Achilles USA.
The newspaper’s first Sunday edition was published April 5, 1981, and this columnist was on the job.
With supply rising, Gov. Jay Inslee will open COVID-19 vaccinations to all starting April 15.
James Powers IV, 53, of Everett died of unknown causes.
Derek Cox, 38, died of blunt force injuries.
Everett driver identified in fatal shooting and crash
Masked, in-person rehearsals come as a welcome change after months of virtual lessons.
Rishi Sharma has met more than 1,100 World War II combat veterans to document their stories.
The work is part of a five-year effort to improve the jamming capacity of the aircraft.
