The man, 58, was heading east when he lost control in the single-vehicle crash, according to police.
The two-vehicle collision in the 7400 block of Ingraham Boulevard trapped a man inside his car and killed his dog.
The suspect allegedly crashed the stolen Ford F-450 into gas meters, leading to an evacuation at Smokey Point townhomes.
The state has a contract for crews to go out this year and repair the road between 132nd Street NE and Highway 528.
Overnight lane reductions are scheduled Monday through Thursday, with more disruptions ahead this month.
About 30 visitors stopped by the event “Recovery Starts Today!” — and several signed up for treatment for substance use disorder.
The complaint alleges hostility and retaliation when Cassandra Clark raised concerns about leadership at Grove Elementary.
The nonprofit’s largest project yet opened Wednesday. The complex will house formerly homeless and low-income families.
Jackie Stetcher, 52, died in a roadside fire last month off of 41st Avenue NE.
Ned Vander Pol brings 27 years of fire experience. He succeeds former chief Martin McFalls, who retired last year.
The apartment complex did not have fire sprinklers, fire officials said.
Michael Bride just wants his old “silly dog” back and is offering a $2,000 reward. No questions asked.
Fire officials believe a candle caused the fire at a house Thursday morning north of Jennings Park.
After four failed attempts in two years, a Marysville levy added to its margin Wednesday.
Strawberry City Roller Derby, the only team between Mukilteo and Bellingham, is recruiting new skaters and seeking a bigger home.
Police said Christopher Carpenter sexually assaulted a teenager he was training while working at the Boys and Girls Club.
Eleazar Cabrera, 33, is accused of breaking into a home and shooting a man three times. He has a lengthy rap sheet.
The school district partners with EvCC to teach practical classes on pronunciation, paperwork and parent-teacher conferences.
Laura Rodriguez-Moreno pleaded guilty to dealing heroin, meth and fentanyl out of Fuente de Café with her husband and son.
The Snohomish County Fire Marshal’s Office and Marysville Police Department were investigating the cause of the fire.
