The airport reopened to jet traffic Monday after a week-long closure to repair an earlier repair.
Officers are sporting pink shields for breast cancer awareness during October. Hairy faces are next.
When there’s no homeowner to maintain greenery next to a sidewalk, the county mows — but infrequently.
The state Healthy Youth Survey, given every other year, is scheduled for this month. It is optional.
With room for 144 vehicles and 1,500 passengers, there should be smoother sailing on the Whidbey route.
Two units suffered fire and water damage. It was not clear if anyone was hurt.
The Taylor family shares the recipe that’s the Mukilteo Boys & Girls Club fundraiser’s star attraction.
The ordinance would prohibit selling or igniting common fireworks around cities than ban them.
The Swift Green line is to open next spring. It will connect Boeing with the Canyon Park area.
A revised environmental assessment found no new significant issues arising from Paine Field flights.
In this unedited video, Herald editors question U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen and challenger Brian Luke.
Sage & Cinder on Fifth Street hopes to draw diners, including non-vegan ones, from Snohomish County.
Victim with numerous wounds was found in an empty Mukilteo building.
Ferries project staff met with council members Sept. 10 in a work session to discuss concerns.
Gunfire this week injured four people, and there will be more security at a football game Friday.
Snohomish County considers banning fireworks sales and use from some unincorporated areas.
The Mukilteo School District is planning security changes for this week’s high school events.
Aggravated murder charges detail Hassani Hassani’s alleged role in deaths of Mohamed Adan and Ezekiel Kelly.
Washington State Ferries and the city are hashing out details for new bid package on the terminal.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced the names of about 16,000 semifinalists nationwide for its annual National Merit Scholarship Program. From that pool, 7,500… Continue reading
