A Lake Stevens interior designer calls it a “grounded” tone, easily worked into existing color palettes.
Kathleen Jenks’ death from hypothermia was determined to be an accident. She’d been missing two days.
Snohomish County Fire District 4 said firefighters didn’t find anyone in three damaged units.
Four people were hospitalized after the crash that closed all lanes of U.S. 2 traffic in Snohomish.
For family of Snohomish Marine, new troubles tied to Iraq and Iran stir memories of son’s sacrifice.
Rev. Dennis Champagne served at St. Michael parish from 1979 to 1999. He’s accused of abusing a child.
One westbound lane is scheduled to close to replace a safety barrier from Highway 204 to I-5.
The company is subject to greater scrutiny from the state because of a history of violations.
Retailers can no longer hand out them out and must have paper bags for customers at a dime apiece.
The small brewery on 88th Street has a David vs. Goliath story involving beer tokens at festivals.
He suffered a gunshot to the arm on South Machias Road, according to sheriff’s deputies.
Earlier this month, the city council hired a contractor for the project set to be finished in 2020.
Taste up to 50 bottles of beer at a Dec. 17 fundraiser for the Everett Women’s and Children’s Shelter.
The twice-a-year event in Snohomish by View Church has TLC for the cars — and for the moms.
Lisa and Stew Pickford’s 129-year-old Queen Anne Victorian is one of the city’s finest historic homes.
The man, who was wanted on a felony warrant, eventually climbed down and was arrested.
Local chapter of RESULTS will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a concert and kudos to Karen Guzak.
