Washington’s Department of Commerce will use the federal grant to help small companies increase their export business.
Investigators believe the early morning death was a “tragic accident,” according to Lynnwood police.
With $4 billion in debt, the struggling chain is closing 154 stores nationwide, including in Everett, Mill Creek and Lynnwood.
Artist Shannon Kringen, known as “Goddess Kring,” decorated her car to express her colorful style.
Alejandro Urquidez Medina tried to deal fentanyl and cocaine through UPS for “El Pariente,” an alleged leader of a drug trafficking operation.
Fans can double their Thurston pleasure. The “local girl done good” is also on ABC’s “Bachelor in Paradise.”
Ahead of Orca Recovery Day, students participated in aquatic activities in Edmonds. Educators said kids will never forget it.
Since March, a challenger in the embattled water district, Mike Pivec, has alleged incumbent Jack Broyles doesn’t live in Bothell.
After founder Robert Smiley was ousted amid fraud allegations, Sonny Behrends served as chief administrator of the Hand Up Project.
The AED is dedicated to Matthew Truax, 16, who died of cardiac arrest at his soccer practice in 2013.
Zip Alderwood operates similar to apps like Uber or Lyft. Fares are $2.50 per ride, the same as bus fare.
Elena Mroczek, 74, was killed Sunday in a crash involving a 19-year-old.
Police closed off Highway 99 between 188th Street SW and 196th Street SW while they investigated.
Deputies arrested the suspect, 20, for investigation of first-degree assault on Tuesday.
Jail staff reportedly committed 16 safety check violations before they found Tirhas Tesfatsion, 47, unresponsive in her cell.
“In every step of trying to develop affordable housing, it feels like an uphill battle,” said Donna Moulton, CEO of Housing Hope.
Danielle Cruz, formerly of Lynnwood, gets 17½ years in prison. She was impaired by drugs when she caused the crash that killed Sharon Gamble and Kenneth Weikle.
The first Snohomish County site for the eatery with a cult following has a drive-thru and desserts for humans and dogs.
Si Yong Kim allegedly reported false numbers to the IRS, resulting in over $500,000 in lost taxes between 2016 and 2020.
Four young people were wounded, with one left dead, in the shooting at Lynndale Park on Monday night, police said.
