On Tuesday, the city presented potential plans for a new or renovated stadium and fielded questions.
Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson on Tuesday announced a 53-person team that will help with the transition from Gov. Jay Inslee.
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Everett police are seeking tips about the early Saturday morning crash.
Seven years after dropping his baby on a table, Joseph Bradley was sentenced late last month.
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A driver fleeing a traffic stop reportedly crashed into five people on the side of the road early Saturday.
The ordinance passed Wednesday makes it more difficult to earn city contracts after violating wage laws.
The school district park has served team and city well, but a new park offers economic power-hitting.
Around 1 a.m. Saturday, a Snohomish County sheriff’s deputy tried to pull over a driver on Airport Road, police said.
Street improvements, libraries and communications could see significant cuts as the city tackles a deficit.
The man was crossing near 3rd Avenue SE when a car hit him, police said. Detectives didn’t suspect impairment.
Community members can hear from staff and ask questions about the potential stadium project.
Initiative 24-01 would raise the city’s minimum wage to $20.24 per hour. The similar Initiative 24-02 was failing.
Incumbent Democrats representing congressional districts 1, 2 and 8 were all leading Tuesday.
Despite creeping election anxiety, voters across the county turned in their ballots Tuesday. County turnout was at 56% on Monday.
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The Snohomish County court clerk said Tuesday online court systems will likely be offline for at least the rest of the week.
Local voters will decide on federal, state and local races, including a county tax measure and representation in Olympia.
Terry Crusha was booked into the jail on May 17. He died three days later, part of a string of deaths there.
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After voting no twice, 59% of union members approved the latest contract.
The grizzled group of 40 didn’t reach the mark they wanted Friday, but they had a good time anyway.
The company said notices to 17,000 workers will be delivered this month, with their last day set for Jan. 17.
