Farmers spend long hours in the barn to watch over their animals as new lives begin.
“I was angry, and in hindsight, I’m sure that was stress,” said Mary Goetz, who retired from her job as a nurse.
The road between Arlington and Lake Stevens has cracks and potholes. An emergency repairs contract is in the works.
Batteries, nuclear power and electric planes are just a few of the industries that have come online here.
He was a John Doe for 41 years. Detectives believe a hitman killed Ron Chambers and left his body east of Stanwood in 1978.
Women in business
Its owners bet a part-time gig could be a successful business. They just needed more space.
The Eagles have rattled opponents all season with their full-court pressure, fast pace and 1-2 punch.
Jason Vogan’s daughter told Ismael Cruz-Sanchez on Monday: “Your poor choices took away my father’s chances and it’s not fair.”
Safety is also a priority for the first of many projects starting this spring on Highway 531, near the Cascade Industrial Center.
An online fundraiser for Tausha Schmidt and Justin Wilkerson’s three children has raised over $65,000.
The arrest comes months after Jake’s House announced Kendal Kippen engaged in “sexual impropriety” with “multiple young women.”
Family members of Scotty Sass, 51, addressed a judge this week in the sentencing of his killer, Mark Abrahamson Jr.
Jason Vogan pulled over to help a friend whose car broke down. The driver who struck him is accused of vehicular homicide.
The Arlington electric airplane maker says the change in leadership won’t affect upcoming flight plans.
An Arlington man died and his friend was injured Tuesday on I-5. Bail was set at $1 million for Ismael Cruz Sanchez.
One lane was open. “Use alternate routes and think about delaying your trip through the area,” WSDOT advised.
Sure, it’s a bowling alley, but ask any local: They rave about the menu of self-taught owner Steve Saunders.
Holman Recovery Center aims to serve a vital need as drug overdoses continue to rise in Snohomish County.
Brandon Wooten, 25, was arrested for investigation of criminal impersonation with sexual motivation.
One nurse at Providence in Everett estimated travel nurses made up 80% of her unit. The consensus is that’s not sustainable.
