The Stillaguamish River’s south fork once supported 20,000 salmon. In 2019, fewer than 500 fish returned to spawn.
Scenes from the parade and other events celebrating LGBTQIA culture and people in downtown Snohomish.
Fans can catch ballpark dogs honoring AquaSox opponents this season. Our food writer has the definitive ranking of the five limited-edition creations.
Workforce shortages, insurance coverage and crisis response were in focus at the Snohomish forum hosted by The Daily Herald.
When he’s not keeping the city safe, Cheol Kang moonlights as an “elite” dining reviewer. He’s also known for his haircuts.
The new line establishes a second electrical connection to Camano Island, which will help maintain power in windstorms.
For Memorial Day, a local VFW post partnered with a restoration company to save decades-old uniforms and medals.
The annual breakfast was started to connect the community and the school, as well as to get people to interact.
A reader wondered why the highway had a lane closure despite not seeing work done. Crews were waiting on the weather.
A pandemic backlog and inexperienced cops begin to explain the trend, even as police raise the alarm about rising crime.
A tiny lighthouse, a spooky mansion and more: Gary Fontes’ miniature world of architectural wonders is one-twelfth the size of real life.
About 170 hospital workers are bargaining two contracts with EvergreenHealth Monroe. Two sticking points have emerged.
Five new eateries are coming to the Port of Everett’s waterfront, offering scratch pastries, dim sum and more.
AAA projects busy airports, ferries and roads over the holiday weekend this year, though still below pre-pandemic counts.
“We’re very confident this will be not just a hit, but a smash hit,” says co-owner Allan Jones, who is in the fun industry.
Once built, dozens of families who are either homeless or in poverty will move in and receive social and work services.
Morgan Gidney, a young mom whose teen years were filled with obstacles, was among dozens awarded $342,000 in Rotary scholarships in Everett.
