It was the first death tied to COVID-19 in Snohomish County. Hundreds more cases may be undiagnosed.
Health officials announced four new deaths Monday, including a man from Snohomish County.
The city manager and other officials would not confirm the department head’s employment status.
An infected Jackson High student, meanwhile, is doing well, but the school will be closed Monday.
The source of his infection is unknown. A King County woman who also has the virus traveled to South Korea.
New “Unsellable Houses” focuses on transforming modest Snohomish County homes into hot properties.
The fire began in a truck, extended to the garage and second story, estimated at $300K in damage.
Kelly Howell, 53, of Mill Creek, was connected with her half-sibling in California by a 23andMe test.
Found dead in 2015, his name was unknown. Exhaustive genealogy work restored an identity to Terry Deggs.
The North County Fire Authority was “cautiously optimistic” that their levy lift would pass.
A man reportedly asked, then demanded, that a Jackson High student get into his car early Thursday.
Kim Parker helps her students chill out with “sound baths” of soothing music.
The project is one of many planned to keep up with one of the fastest-growing parts of Snohomish County.
It contains no money for a high school but would replace three of the district’s oldest elementaries.
In a legal claim, Joni Kirk contends her firing was retaliation, but the city denies that.
Erik Shouse was 40 when he died from cardiac arrest. Stressors at his job likely played a role.
Encarnacion Salas again claims he acted in self-defense in the death of Jesse Cardenas Lopez.
