At the Edmonds Hobby Shop, model cars, boats and trains are still popular with grown-up kids.
A judge called the accidental shooting of Gala Zuehlke, 17, “an act of stupidity and youthfulness.”
The suspect said he was diagnosed with schizophrenia, but he didn’t use medication.
The man, 24, turned himself in to Edmonds police early Thursday, according to the police department.
The suspect, who owns a miniature doll store, was indicted for arson and wire fraud in a 2018 fire.
Husband-and-wife bartenders Kris and Kali Kelnero open their own place in downtown Edmonds.
If a woman is chosen to fill a vacant seat, it’d be first all-female city council in county history.
Willie K will play a holiday show with his band Nov. 23 at the Edmonds Center for the Arts.
Workers at all Swedish campuses, including Edmonds’, are asking for increased staffing, better wages.
The Washington State Patrol has one of the largest drone fleets in the country with 130 statewide.
Without the revenue car tabs brought in projects and road maintenance are likely to be postponed.
In a 4-3 vote, council members argued whether the city could take gun laws further than the state.
The suspect allegedly punched another man then walked away at a bus stop in Lynnwood.
Groove for Thought, which disbanded last year, will perform Nov. 7 at Meadowdale High School.
Marjie Bowker made this year’s Edmonds Scarecrow Festival winner, known as Rick Franken-Steves.
The “Origin/Identity/Belonging” show includes the portraits and essays of 22 international students.
Edmonds and Lake Stevens voters chose new mayors, as Mukilteans opted against restructuring City Hall.
Veterans event will also celebrate 10th anniversary of “Boots to Books and Beyond” monument on campus.
Our state is third in nation for alien craft encounters. UFOiTeam says it’s nothing to snicker about.
It will be a literal sea change for the nation’s biggest system — and a technically ambitious one.
