Gary Lee Haynie was identified through forensic genealogy. How he ended up dead in Snohomish River mudflats remains a mystery.
Mae Hochstetler can pay the bills because the state pays her to care for her adult son, with a pandemic pay bump.
Geeks from across Snohomish County are in the tractor beam for the state’s big comic and pop culture convention in Seattle.
With a sticker price of $10,000 to $13,000, it’s a thrifty person’s Tesla or a big spender’s electric bike.
Like record album covers back in the 1970s, Alyson Osborn’s designs help brewers build their brands and sell more beer.
The nonprofit’s largest project yet opened Wednesday. The complex will house formerly homeless and low-income families.
“This building holds a lot of memories for multiple generations,” but county officials say it’s time to move forward.
Short-staffing is prompting an exodus of nurses. Health care workers in Everett are demanding solutions in Olympia.
Former pastor Dave Ellingson sets off for Southeast Asia by plane this month. A 600-mile kayak journey benefits local charities.
Local officials have referred to the Snohomish County effort as a model, supporting refugees from war-torn nations.
Mayor Cassie Franklin promised to “fully participate” with investigation into whether any laws broken or public resources misused.
New bears and gnomes now stand in the soot of their predecessors. Steve Backus credits firefighters and community support.
The agency removed creosote from critical habitat. Now, leaders are looking to the next steps in an ambitious “watershed-wide” plan.
The Spartans ride their superior length to a 47-34 win in the semifinals of the 3A District 1 girls basketball tournament.
Alida’s Bakery will donate proceeds from manakish sales to earthquake relief efforts in Turkey and Syria.
The city bought two new electric-assisted mountain bikes to resume bicycle patrols after nearly a decade of dormancy.
Mike Carver’s red ‘67 Ford truck was a tribute to town pride and his Class of 1972. He died Feb. 3 at age 69.
Strawberry City Roller Derby, the only team between Mukilteo and Bellingham, is recruiting new skaters and seeking a bigger home.
They dress as fantasy characters and whack folks with fake weapons in this fantasy game. Or maybe they just show off their crafting.
“For Ukraine: Art of Freedom” at the Schack Center aims to remind Americans of the war and raise money for maternity hospitals.
