She has worked on projects that fostered artistry and community. Her position has been eliminated.
Austin Nguyen, of Marysville, died at a hospital Monday from blunt-force injuries.
The meeting comes after nationwide protests over law enforcement and calls to “defund the police.”
The county has a nearly $1.7 million grant for the initiative, which focuses on repeat offenders.
Steve Breeden bolted the replica to his deck for year-round patriotism and quirky fun.
Members of the school’s Black Student Union issued a list of student demands during a protest June 6.
More than 2,000 people await permits as applications to the sheriff’s office have increased in June.
Southbound lanes were closed and northbound traffic was reduced to one lane Sunday night.
Dozens of people live in tents on a patch of concrete in downtown Everett. The county does what it can to help.
Ryan Leenders is accused of killing a neighbor he invited to a party. He posted $1 million bond.
Q & A
In a lengthy interview with The Daily Herald, he talked about his decisions, the pandemic and protests.
With the academic year over, school district leaders seek input about concerns for 2020-21.
Police say the arrest of Joseph Hill was within policy, but it led the city to update its use-of-force manual.
He passed away June 21 after a fall weeks earlier. He had written for The Herald since the 1980s.
She was murdered near Everett in 1977. Years of detective work finally revealed her name: Lisa Roberts, 17.
Key federal money was rescinded because of a technicality, the Port of Everett says, and it has reapplied.
People can still luxuriate on the sandy strip off Everett’s shores, just pack out what you bring.
The collision resulted in multiple life-threatening injuries.
“Come Into My Studio” is Dana Countryman’s latest album of upbeat music inspired by artists such as the Carpenters and Burt Bacharach.
Over 20 years after an initial cleanup, the state isn’t sure arsenic on a 9-acre lot is contained.
