Mechanical issues docked the 188-car vessel Spokane on Wednesday and Thursday
Schools near 203rd Street SW and 76th Avenue W were locked down as a precaution.
The Seattle officer reported the suspects drove into him and knocked him to the ground. His single shot went into a nearby fence.
Edmonds City Council approved a request to annex a roughly 20-acre portion of the Meadowdale neighborhood.
The Seattle ice cream chain brings local ingredients, homemade recipes and delicious smells to Edmonds’ Main Street Commons.
The owner of Micro Homebrew, the only supplier in the area, couldn’t find a successor. Then a customer heard the store was closing.
Extra sailings are coming due to temporary closure of Seattle-Bainbridge route to cars, motorcycles and even bicycles.
Roger BelAir, 76, goes behind bars every chance he gets. Around here, he teaches at rec centers.
For 40 years, apartment ownership rejected the city’s plan to build an elevated path on their waterfront easement.
The largest land acquisition in Edmonds history is up in the air. The City Council couldn’t decide whether to invest more money.
Beyond classic carnival fare, this year’s edition of the long-running food festival featured some of the area’s best eateries.
The suspect, 31, killed a man in Marysville, then fatally shot a woman and wounded two others at a home near Lynnwood, police said.
Service was disrupted for 90 minutes Monday during peak travel time, especially for those departing Clinton.
Three local culinary giants, plus food trucks, beer gardens and more, show what Edmonds is made of at this year’s fest.
Edmond’s annual food and music festival features performances from Nite Wave, Queen Mother and Prom Date Mixtape.
Incumbents in major races continued to lead Wednesday, allowing them to turn their sights to November.
Four candidates threw their hat in the ring. Diane Buckshnis and Brad Shipley trailed behind on Tuesday.
Several school board races around the county were tight. Meanwhile, an incumbent on Marysville’s board took just 8% of votes.
People can exchange their guns for Amazon gift cards Saturday at Edmonds Public Works.
Voters will decide which two of the three candidates advance to the November ballot.
