The suspect fled after the crash and wasn’t immediately arrested, the sheriff’s office reported.
Essential workers
There are hula hoops and virtual hugs as the Boys & Girls Clubs offer free child care to first responders.
Priority for funding will be given to businesses and nonprofits that employ or serve lower incomes.
Since you can’t go to the bar right now, this new specialty beer store will bring the bar to you.
Everett slashed $2.5 million, including for libraries and parks. Cities are sparing fire and police.
Peggy Jahn was one the county’s early COVID-19 cases. The Marysville woman overcame steep odds.
Expect one-way walking, drive-thrus, fewer vendors, hand-washing stations — and flowers can be sold.
In various stories, Frank Walton denied killing the Mukilteo man. Detectives believe he hid the body miles away.
The suspect was out of jail briefly to see his terminally ill mother. He didn’t return.
In a lawsuit, he claims the firm, which manages a Marysville complex, wrongly sent notices to pay or vacate.
Lisa Phillips believes her book can help military families coping with today’s coronavirus crisis.
Jon Nehring will become the next chairman of the Mainstream Republicans of Washington.
Anne Anderson and April Berg revved up campaigns this week. Republican Mark James was already in the running.
Tyverius X. Walburn, 18, died Thursday from a gunshot wound, according to the medical examiner.
The mental health technician said she raised concerns. Then management stopped giving her shifts.
Police believe a tenant killed him Saturday at his rental property on Madison Street.
Lynnwood’s Temple Distilling is now making the alcohol-based cleaner — but you can still order spirits.
The suspect was a tenant. The landlord’s wife became worried when he didn’t return home.
Two Mukilteo businesses, and others around the county, have shifted their focus to fight COVID-19.
Districts across the state are expected to offer online learning. Locally, those plans differ.
