South County Fire helped transport “patient zero.” Their COVID manual has helped departments far and wide.
The brother cubs are being treated at PAWS Wildlife Center. They were injured in a wildfire near Lake Chelan.
Another tally is required to settle races for seats on city councils, as well as the Alderwood water district.
A signal box by Alderwood mall is a throwback to an era of big hair, lampooned on local sketch show “Almost Live.”
East or west of I-5? How close to Alderwood mall, Boeing or Paine Field? Sound Transit wants input.
Local malls say he’s ready for a normal holiday, with kids on his knee. Want to stay ho-ho-home? Long-distance options remain.
The plaintiff, Britt Jakobsen, was in the passenger seat when her boyfriend was fatally shot by Snohomish County sheriff’s deputy Art Wallin.
Jerradon Phelps said he killed Alisha Canales-McGuire, 24, of Everett, for $2,400 and “street cred.” At the time, he was 19.
PAWS in Lynnwood seeks TV donations to keep all 30 of its cats happy and entertained.
Mario Lotmore of the Lynnwood Times says the city council winner wasn’t transparent enough.
The Lynnwood City Council did not have the five votes necessary to undo Mayor Nicola Smith’s veto.
As Joshua Binda closed in on a Lynnwood City Council seat, his campaign made unusual changes to public disclosures.
A trial is underway for Kevin Lewis, who is accused of trying to get his ex-wife killed. Instead, her sister was shot to death.
Tirhas Tesfatsion died July 13. An inquiry found officers had not checked on her for almost three hours.
Also receiving awards this year were a Snohomish Health District communicator and The Everett Clinic.
Members voted 4-3 to end fees that fund road work. With an election Tuesday, the matter might not be settled.
Rashawn Smith said David Chan has “disparaged” his constituents. The firefighters’ union endorsed the newcomer.
The building will include an 84-bed jail, misdemeanor court, police department — and behavioral health wing.
The harbor seals were emaciated when they arrived at PAWS Wildlife Center in Lynnwood. They’re ready for the wild now.
Low-income tenants agreed not to sue or discuss a traumatic housing search, amid Whispering Pines’ impending demolition.
