It’s summer in April, and first responders remind us that danger lurks on land and in the water.
The $30,000 in scholarships is aimed at students enrolled in residential construction programs.
His co-defendant in that case pleaded guilty in an unrelated drive-by shooting.
Evergreen Troop Support Group members turned out to remember Vietnam veteran John McKee, 79.
It’s long been a priority of the community, but the railroad and funding are tough obstacles.
Kay Henkel left Edmonds nearly 40 years ago. She is still creating art — in Palm Springs.
The free kits, which include gloves, are designed to help people safely get rid of discarded syringes.
The driver and a friend hauled the bike away and left the passenger at the scene in Everett.
A police dog chased down the suspect near the scene of the third crash.
There were no injuries reported and the cause of the blaze is under investigation.
Districts are having a hard time staffing many of their routes.
On Record Store Day, old-fashioned vinyl is more popular than ever.
Friday’s marches and walkouts marked the 19th anniversary of the shootings at Columbine. (With video)
Spirit of Grace United Methodist Church comes down as Cocoon House prepares to build.
Officials are in this position after voters did not approve a $330.6 million bond measure in February.
The Dr. Art Grossman Memorial Bike Ride was held April 14 on the Centennial Trail. The Everett Family YMCA sponsored the event in memory of… Continue reading
Washington HOSA is a student organization focused on careers in health care (formerly known as Health Occupations Students of America). The State Leadership Conference was… Continue reading
