The embattled superintendent exits weeks after a scathing report found his conduct created a toxic work environment.
The board is on track to interview candidates July 28, though it’s unclear if the community can watch
Qualco has been turning cow poop into electricity since 2008. A new generator could turn on by mid-August.
Meanwhile, Superintendent Justin Blasko is still on leave, and school officials are keeping quiet about his future.
Prosecutors allege a 16-year-old choked a classmate on campus and called him “gay.”
The do-it-all Stanford-bound senior shortstop broke school records and led Monroe to a 5th-place state finish.
Community members say they hope their cities can continue to “build on what has begun.”
Leafline Trail Coalition’s map has over 900 miles through King, Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish counties.
The suspect reportedly said he targeted Asian spas, “believing they would be hesitant to report the crimes.”
Blistering report in hand, Monroe school leaders are seeking an acting leader to fill in for Justin Blasko.
Vaux’s swifts are back in town. Armed with pencils and scrap paper, volunteers count thousands at a time.
Kenneth Warren Rhule, 28, sold crypto to an undercover federal agent who claimed to be trafficking Ukrainian women.
In a response, Superintendent Justin Blasko apologized for his actions. His future with the district remains in limbo.
“Please help stop this racism,” a first-grade student told the Monroe school board Monday. Other kids reported racist slurs.
The flagpole in her front yard is a visual for Facebook posts about who Melissa Batson is and how she got there.
The incident took place at Hidden River Middle School. Also, police were investigating racist vandalism found at another school.
The Mahler, Nagy and Oylear sisters make up two-thirds of the state-hopeful Bearcats’ starting lineup.
Employees accused Justin Blasko of fomenting a hostile workplace. Findings won’t be public for about two weeks or longer.
One person was shot Monday night in the 13300 block of Wagner Road. The suspected shooter was in custody.
Justices granted a motion Wednesday to review William Talbott’s overturned conviction in a landmark forensic genealogy case.
