From the banks of the Snohomish River to the turf of Husky Stadium, here are the favorite images captured last year by the Herald’s staff photographer.
Our business reporter, who happens to be an airplane buff, offers his take on the popular tour.
King County deputies believe the 26-year-old man is linked to a Sinaloa Cartel-linked drug network.
The deli has been closed for weeks amid a prolonged legal dispute.
Upon arrival, South County Fire found the engine compartment of a Jeep Liberty was fully engulfed in flames. No injuries reported.
The document outlines goals to increase vaccination rates and monitor potential water pollutants near the Tulalip Reservation.
Under the city’s direction, the theater offers music, art and bingo.
Update
Western parts of Snohomish County were previously projected to see wind gusts up to 50 mph on Wednesday afternoon, but the storm’s strength quickly weakened.
Everett, Mill Creek and Mukilteo will receive federal grant funding to improve active transportation safety.
Plans to house the 12 Constellation class vessels appeared to still be on track as late as October 2024.
Everett Transit, Community Transit and Sound Transit will provide fare-free rides on Dec. 31.
The suspects, allegedly linked to a transnational criminal organization, targeted elderly victims in parking lots.
Everything you need to know when traveling over Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
Champion ice carver Chan Kitburi freezes the moment.
The bridge is now expected to open in April 2026 due to a number of weather events, equipment breakdowns and state inspection delays, according to the city.
Following November’s leak, lawmakers sent 11 questions to the oil giant, asking for answers by Jan. 8.
The city moved the station about 500 feet as TopGolf plans to open a facility where the transit center was previously located.
Update
Around 9:14 a.m., law enforcement responded to a collision on U.S. 2 at Fern Bluff Road near milepost 20 that blocked the road for around three hours.
The area south of Everett is expected to grow from over 500,000 people to almost 750,000 by 2044.
Attendees lit candles in remembrance and read off the names of those who passed away.
