Fifty years after a joyful wedding, the sister of a fallen soldier and the sister of his bride meet to pay tribute.
Russell Struck decorated his S-10 with 8 yards of flaming red cloth, holographic eyeballs and skulls.
The Adopt A Stream demonstration project will help salmon and trout avoid roadside pollution.
Danny Vernon said Presley helped him discover singing. Now he performs his songs on stage.
District Court Judge Steven Clough, 74, is the longest-serving elected official in Snohomish County.
Adults helped organize the first Youth Advocacy Committee. The students will take it from there.
There have been 109 drug-related deaths this year in Snohomish County. In 2020, there were 230.
An informal weekly Saturday night bike and roll brings out eclectic and electric styles.
One vessel set for removal is the Confusion, a 53-foot cruiser sunk at the 10th Street boat launch.
Writers describe struggles from times past and hope to assure others that better days will come.
Deputy Chief Jeff Beazizo became Lake Stevens’ top cop after Chief John Dyer retired on Aug. 18.
Money was meant to help renters at the low-income apartments. Some still haven’t gotten it.
People are making up for lost time at the Evergreen State Fair, which opened Thursday in Monroe.
The city of Mukilteo has erected red tape around the former ferry ramp where Ivar’s wants to serve customers.
Wally Harper didn’t know what to expect when he planted a tree in his Mukilteo yard 25 years ago.
The move from Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, brings a crew of about 330 to Snohomish County.
Lindsey and Matt Mosteller bought their Bothell-area house in January 2020. Now the county needs the land.
A drive-thru attraction at the Everett Mall has young kids baring their teeth at full-sized dinos.
“Even though I’m cutting blackberries sitting on a milk crate in the rain, I’m happy,” says an Army vet.
Millions of dollars could help replace the U.S. 2 trestle, electrify buses and change rail crossings.
