Alaska Airlines revised its Paine Field flight schedule ahead of the spring and summer travel season.
The wounded man was expected to survive. Police said he was not cooperating with investigators as of Friday.
The service derailed by the pandemic is fully restored with multiple travel options between Oregon and Canada.
Amid an investigation into possibly blurred personal and professional lines, Cassie Franklin charted a city plan in her annual address.
The Lynnwood nonprofit’s investigations found Robert Smiley pocketed thousands in donations meant to help vulnerable people.
Potential savings could go toward other Sound Transit projects in development, including the Everett extension.
Two Snohomish County state senators sought to have Washington join Utah with the nation’s toughest standard.
Their bill outlawing the manufacture and sale of certain guns passed the state House. No Republican voted for it.
Prosecutors charged Blayne Perez with killing birds and squirrels, then turning his home into a “killing field” of impaled corpses.
Cheryl Harris’ influence reverberated in several local symphony orchestras. She died in February at age 73.
A 100-year-old dike is showing its age, threatening farmland and homes. A county grant aims to spark a major renovation.
It’s Day 59. Tons of bills may die today. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
On a 26-23 vote, the Senate rewrote a set of reforms for how and when police can engage in chases.
A bill passed by the state House adds that requirement and imposes a 10-day waiting period. It now goes to the Senate.
In September 2021, blood was found on a patient’s bed during Kelvin Njeru’s night shift.
A driver heading east allegedly crossed the center line and hit the other man’s truck head-on Tuesday afternoon near Oso.
The people in the truck got out before the train hit it at 212th Street NW and Sill Road.
Police were looking for a driver who fatally hit a man around 8 p.m. Tuesday on 172nd Street NE, which is also Highway 531.
“It’s only a matter of time, when a government entity ignores their obligation,” James Blancocotto’s public defender said.
Locally, the opening of a Chick-fil-A has created “significant traffic impacts” in the past.
