Among two strong slates of candidates, Jamyang Nhangkar and April Berg deserve election to the board.
It’s increasingly certain that vaping is exposing teens to addiction and other health problems.
Among strong slates in both districts, Rory Graves and Nancy Katims merit voters’ consideration.
Bruce Fingarson and David Simpson agree on most issues, but Fingarson has experience the port needs.
Surveys of drivers in a state pilot program showed increasing support for a road usage charge.
More testing would have been preferable, but the state’s new system needs to be ready for November.
Kennedy had faith we could reach the moon; we need the same confidence now to confront climate change.
Uniforms aren’t a good fit, according to some parents at one of of two Everett schools adopting them.
A suit by the state AG’s office has followed the Navy’s decision to walk away from discussions.
A new report estimates the costs of seawalls. They’re not a good fit for Puget Sound, but what is?
An advisory vote on a fireworks ban would give the council useful feedback as it considers a decision.
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As candidates scramble to keep left of each other, Trump is benfiting from a strong economy.
If it helps visitors find us — and boosts our local economy — we’ll adjust to the new name.
Among the buildings with the highest risks to safety were those in Marysville and Darrington schools.
An appellate court found Everett’s ordinances were neither vague nor a violation of free speech rights.
Recent actions should help, but there are steps you can take to limit your exposure to scams.
With nearly 2 million new neighbors on the way, we have to have a plan that serves all our needs.
While candidates discussed Medicare for All, a Senate committee advanced bills that can lower costs.
The Land and Water Conservation Fund needs full and permanent funding to serve our needs for parks.
About half of high school graduates fail each year to complete the federal financial aid form.
