Using bond money that voters passed earlier this year, a contractor is expected to finish construction in 2028.
Louise Grevstad, 79, was shut out from deals because she doesn’t have a smartphone. She didn’t think it was fair. So she went to the media.
In recent years, groups have led celebrations in Stanwood, Arlington, Lake Stevens and elsewhere — cities where “we absolutely need to find each other.”
Officials held an event at the Lynnwood station announcing the start of “pre-revenue” service. Passengers still have to wait till August.
The Richmond, British Columbia-based chain plans to open a second U.S. location at the Lynnwood Crossroads shopping center in 2025.
Celebrate love locally this June at one of the many Pride events happening across the county.
On a roll: The franchise opened six new U.S. bakery cafes this year, including the first Washington store in Lynnwood.
The child, age 1, was hit in a driveway. A judge set bail at $500,000 for the driver, 45, accused of vehicular homicide while under the influence.
WSP spokesperson said two suspected impaired drivers have crashed into a state trooper in the past 24 hours.
Ahead of Memorial Day, local veterans ensure fellow military service members are never forgotten.
Tucker Weston was given two years in prison Thursday. Jesse Watson received three years of probation in August 2023.
State regulators said this is the fifth time Seattle Asbestos of Washington violated “essential” safety measures.
Lynnwood, a city surrounded by cannabis stores, bans recreational sales in town. Some council members want to change that. Others just say no.
Board members said Julie Timm would give professional advice to them or a future CEO after leaving, but she hasn’t been called upon.
Johanna Paola Nonog, 23, was sentenced last week to nine years in prison for the July 2022 stabbing of a woman she’d recently met.
City Council member Shirley Sutton initially pointed to her health and a desire to return to Yakima. There was more to it, she later acknowledged.
Sha’niece Watson’s family was concerned for her safety, according to the sheriff’s office. She was found safe.
Robert Rowland, 37, became violent when he learned his partner was going into treatment for substance abuse, according to new charges.
The person was pushing a stroller on 67th Place W, where there are no sidewalks, when a car hit them from behind, police said.
Part of Sutton’s reason was her “overwhelming desire” to return home to the Yakima Valley.
