Jeffery Phebus, 61, who shot his wife at her workplace in Everett, faces 25 to 31⅔ years in prison.
A judge dismissed the case against Alan Dean, finding him incompetent for trial in the murder of Melissa Lee, 15.
The air cargo carrier would need federal approval to establish regular service from Paine Field in Everett.
Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer, was found guilty Tuesday in the death of George Floyd.
Mukilteo Mayor Jennifer Gregerson called the possibility of new cargo flights “really unfortunate.”
The Herald’s beer aficionado enjoyed a beer crawl from Everett’s At Large Brewing to 5 Rights in Marysville.
Districts are now required to provide in-person class two days a week for kids through grade 12.
It starts with nearly $25 million from the U.S. Treasury Department. More funding is expected soon.
Two young men went on an armed robbery spree. One was sentenced to seven years in prison. The other, zero.
With hundreds of open hygienist and assistant positions statewide, local dentists are short-handed.
Christopher Sembroski is in training to be part of a three-day SpaceX Dragon flight funded by a billionaire.
A shelter at the United Church of Christ on Rockefeller Avenue will remain open year-round.
“Shellback” is a collection of narrative poems honoring John D. Osterman, a lifelong Everett resident and WWII veteran.
While the county has low birth rates among teens, drivers here have some of the longest commute times.
Simeon Berkley, 75, was convicted of second-degree murder for the death of Steven Whitemarsh.
In all, 260 units are planned for the downtown Everett site. The older brick building will remain.
Richard Burke left the state. “The Burke boys will be living on our own,” he wrote his ex-wife. He is now in custody.
Everett rapper J-Key will kick off HOMEBODIES 2, hosted by Everett Music Initiative’s Facebook page.
Racial Equity and Diversity
Garry Clark has taken the helm at Economic Alliance Snohomish County, where job one is pandemic recovery.
The supersized bobblehead was taken from Everett Comics in an October “smash-and-grab.”
