Some council and school board races are too close to predict. The next vote counts are Monday.
Count Funko among the fans of Paine Field flying. Meanwhile, where next? Chicago or Dallas, anyone?
Edmonds and Lake Stevens voters chose new mayors, as Mukilteans opted against restructuring City Hall.
Democrat Megan Dunn had a narrow lead in a deep-blue district, other county races too close to call.
They are there to promote state aerospace companies and other manufacturers.
It will be a literal sea change for the nation’s biggest system — and a technically ambitious one.
Paine Field is certain to be studied by a state commission looking for a “relief valve” or replacement.
The director of the Snohomish County-owned airport was the target of a scam to register complaints.
District 1 port commissioner Bruce Fingarson and David Simpson square off for a seat at the port.
If Proposition 1 passes, the city will join more than 50 statewide that have a council-manager format.
Former mayor, controversial company owner and clashing incumbents are among those vying for seats.
Aaron Anzalone is an anchor for a student show, emcees pep rallies, swims and loves Super Smash Bros.
He initially was arrested for investigation of attempted murder. He was convicted of assault.
He allegedly pointed his gun at several people and took a woman’s iPhone. A sex worker later ID’d him.
At a conference, Brad Tilden speculated about expanded passenger service, but flights are capped — for now.
Dunn decries the use of wedge issues. Rohrbough rails at leftist politics. They agree on car tab fees.
The $240 million capital bond proposal the board is considering would fund projects for six years.
