Bret Northcutt, 37, was stabbed to death as he walked to his car outside a WinCo. The assailant then fled to Seattle, police said.
Workers at the county juvenile center alleged they faced “sham investigations” after filing complaints of discrimination.
The proposed park and ride southeast of Cathcart Way and Highway 9 would have 154 stalls and be near planned housing.
Opening statements began Monday for the trial of Shayne Baker, 26, who is accused of carrying out multiple Everett shootings last year.
The Tulalip and Swinomish tribal member set out to document Native Americans from 562 federally recognized tribes.
The American Lung Association report lists smoke and ash from wildfires, wood stoves as big factors.
About 80% of ballots counted Tuesday night in Brier and over 91% in Mountlake Terrace supported the annexation.
Edmonds man is one of the plaintiffs suing the state in response to sales ban on semi-automatic weapons.
The remarks came Tuesday after a boy, 13, was shot in a suspected drive-by shooting Saturday.
“Federal Indian boarding school policies have touched every Indigenous person I know,” Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said Sunday.
The Legislature adjourned Sunday after an a 105-day session dominated by the majority Democrats’ agenda.
A drug possession penalty could lapse July 1. Local leaders are passing laws to ensure their cops can still make arrests.
The classic metal band’s “Crush the World” tour kicks off Wednesday at Angel of the Winds arena.
Some residents aired concerns about unruly guests and lakeside parties, but rental hosts say they’re being unfairly judged.
Here’s what’s happening after adjournment of the 2023 session of the Washington Legislature.
Prescribed burns and community meetings are signs of local firefighters gearing up, already, for what could be another smoky summer.
After years off because of COVID-19, Miracle League Baseball returned Saturday with the help of a $10,000 donation.
Dozens of retirees’ plans were lost in the shuffle when the district became a county agency. State Sen. June Robinson proposed the fix.
Democrats and Republicans vote down an agreement with a tougher penalty and paths to diversion and treatment.
Pending approval from the City Council, Martin will replace the current chief, Rob Palmer, in July.
