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.
More than 6 million pollution allowances were snapped up in a three-hour bidding window.
Officials will host an overview of the plan — with proposals for more gates and more parking spots — on March 15.
Nurses will help decide plans for staffing, meals and rest breaks. Hospitals could face hefty fines if they don’t comply.
The suspect allegedly crashed the stolen Ford F-450 into gas meters, leading to an evacuation at Smokey Point townhomes.
After a year with it in place and three years after the first known U.S. COVID case, the CEO announced the change.
Police believe Arthur Injinmej was driving drunk when he crashed around 4 a.m. Monday, leaving one dead.
For decades, Kruse was the go-to source for the scoop on fishing, hunting and all things outdoors in Snohomish County.
The new cold cut sub is the same price as an 18-inch pizza, six hot dogs or two rotisserie chickens from the vaunted food court.
Marriage licenses, dissolutions and deaths.
Joshua Kollman, of Everett, was 53. He was struck and killed in the 4900 block of Evergreen Way.
Jeremy L. Anderson, 45, of Everett, was killed last week. His neighbor Jeremy Jones was arrested later that day.
Sauli Niinistö became the first foreign head of state to address a joint session of the state Legislature on Monday.
It’s Day 57. Another key deadline nears. Here’s what’s happening in the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature
