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Bothell officer shot, killed man who reportedly had knife

Police said the man was slashing tires. He “advanced” on the officer with the knife, detectives say.

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Bay Area bio-tech firm to open production plant in Bothell

Lyell Immunopharma is investing $50 million in a new manufacturing facility that will employ about 100.

The checkmate kid is 9-year-old Keshav Beegala of Bothell

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The checkmate kid is 9-year-old Keshav Beegala of Bothell

Graduate third grade? Check. Learn rock guitar? Check. Become a chess champion? Checkmate.

Bullet that killed Bothell officer came from partner’s gun

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Bullet that killed Bothell officer came from partner’s gun

But prosecutors say that’s “immaterial,” and charged Henry Washington with aggravated murder Friday.

Charge: Man said, ‘Come on, pig,’ before killing Bothell cop

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Charge: Man said, ‘Come on, pig,’ before killing Bothell cop

Henry Eugene Washington did not show up to court Wednesday because he was “medically unavailable.”

Slain officer joined Bothell police in 2019; suspect jailed

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Slain officer joined Bothell police in 2019; suspect jailed

Henry Washington shot two officers while fleeing a traffic stop, police said. Officer Jonathan Shoop died.

Reader: Are developers responsible for repairing roads?

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Reader: Are developers responsible for repairing roads?

Development sites have requirements. Paving season is underway in unincorporated Snohomish County.

Lime scooters are unofficially, temporarily back in Everett

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Lime scooters are unofficially, temporarily back in Everett

The electric rides popped up around north Everett in the past week. They’re probably from Bothell.

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At earlier-defiant Flower World, workers now wear masks

The owner, however, has said he will legally challenge the governor’s order requiring face coverings.

Other fireworks shows are canceled, but not Marysville’s

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Other fireworks shows are canceled, but not Marysville’s

Amid the pandemic, most cities and towns are getting creative with drive-by parades and decorations instead.

Longtime Herald columnist James McCusker dies at 82

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Longtime Herald columnist James McCusker dies at 82

He passed away June 21 after a fall weeks earlier. He had written for The Herald since the…

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Plant nursery under investigation for banning face masks

Flower World near Snohomish allegedly sent a letter to employees saying “employees cannot wear masks.”

Stuck on hold, 81,000 in state await first unemployment payments

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Stuck on hold, 81,000 in state await first unemployment payments

The state agency says it has a plan to resolve claims, starting with those who’ve waited the longest.

Survivor of triple-fatality crash sues trucking companies

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Survivor of triple-fatality crash sues trucking companies

The lawsuit alleges that a trailer parked backward near Alderwood mall led to the death of three teens.

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Why are manhole covers in the road, where tires go over them?

It’s expensive to relocate an entire sewer or stormwater system when the world above them shifts.

Will Phase 2 start a pandemic of yard sales?

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Will Phase 2 start a pandemic of yard sales?

The state classifies them as gatherings and says no more than five people can attend — per week.

Amazon innovation contest serves six Snohomish County cities

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Amazon innovation contest serves six Snohomish County cities

Got a good idea? Arlington, Bothell, Edmonds, Everett, Lynnwood or Marysville residents can enter.

Expect hybrid classes at colleges and universities this fall

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Expect hybrid classes at colleges and universities this fall

Higher-ed institutions in Snohomish County are planning a combination of online and in-person learning.

Inslee challenger seeks to block ban on religious gatherings

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Inslee challenger seeks to block ban on religious gatherings

The GOP candidate for governor says he’s been prevented from conducting Bible studies in his home.

From the boardroom to the bedroom, Zoom is everywhere

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From the boardroom to the bedroom, Zoom is everywhere

Smile — and wear pants. Virtual meetups can show too-candid moments if you’re not careful.