The 100 Women Who Care movement has a new local chapter and money to give to a nonprofit.
DNA led detectives to Terrence Miller, who is charged with killing Jody Loomis, 20, 47 years ago.
Detectives searched for her killer for 47 years. This week they arrested an Edmonds-area man who is 77.
Edmonds Driftwood Players’ production of “The Addams Family” focuses on Wednesday’s love life.
“Woodland Reverie: The Art of Helen Loggie” at Cascadia Art Museum is showing through June 30.
It inspired the sixth-grade class’s legacy project — Blankets of Hope — at College Place Elementary.
A likeness based on the man’s skull aims to generate tips. DNA has led to promising leads.
Democratic lawmakers are looking to ease restrictions to allow districts to collect more money.
“Don’t use cursive lettering … kids can’t read that anymore.”
The cost of buying the Rodeo Inn on Highway 99 was too steep, officials said.
We did some research, and here’s where we found cars available. Pro tip: not Darrington.
Nichols Brothers has been a subcontractor. The state might extend a deal with Portland-based Vigor.
Patches Pals will get a chance to display their favorite clown on license plates if bill’s approved.
Marco Vincente Dominguez was released after the trial ended.
House Dems propose a 6 percent hike this fall plus surcharge increase in the transportation budget.
Powerball jackpot is $750 million. “It’s “all about the anticipation,” says Everett winner of $190,000.
The ordinance, which requires that firearms be locked up, took effect Thursday.
An analysis estimates there are 230 residents unhoused, and the city provides no services for them.
Hart and two others are named to All-Washington Academic Team of top scholars from community colleges.
He was crossing near 236th Street SW when a vehicle struck him Monday evening.
