Two 911 callers believed they saw a hot air balloon crash, leading to a major search-and-rescue response. It was a false alarm.
A 10 a.m. parade on First Street will be followed by a pop-up market with 60 vendors, a downtown wine walk, queer cabaret and more.
A drunken driver, 34, was arrested after her pickup rear-ended another truck late Tuesday, injuring a Snohomish man, 28.
Michael John Scott, previously convicted of dealing drugs, admitted he tried to hire a hitman to kill a witness in a drug case.
‘I just like going fast, it’s very fun’: Aiden Stone is following in his family footsteps as a racing prodigy.
The proposed park and ride southeast of Cathcart Way and Highway 9 would have 154 stalls and be near planned housing.
Pending approval from the City Council, Martin will replace the current chief, Rob Palmer, in July.
The 33rd edition of the county’s largest prep track and field meet saw plenty of impressive marks, including the nation’s top girls long jump.
On the hunt for a new place for craft beer? Check out the outdoorsy-themed Three Bull Brewing.
Danie Hadsall illustrates whimsical beasts from folklore. Now she is turning one into a stuffed animal.
Venue owner: “It’s like WWE Wrestling but pint-sized.” Tickets are $25. Must be 21 or older.
Farmers gathered at Thomas Family Farms to hear from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Xochitl Torres Small.
A wrong-way driver on the West Seattle Bridge crashed into a car occupied by Khalea Thoeuk and Riley Danard. Both were 18.
Bob Martin’s defiance during the pandemic made him a “poster boy” of conservative resistance.
Jeanette Westover says meth contamination far exceeding state limits gave her seizures and kidney infections.
The man, 61, crossed the center line in Snohomish on Monday and crashed into the truck, the sheriff’s office said.
A concrete pumping truck and two sedans crashed Monday afternoon, closing the highway near Bickford Avenue.
Lane closures are set this week and next near the Bickford Avenue roundabout for drainage work along the highway.
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Mike Carver’s red ‘67 Ford truck will be parked at Snohomish High School, playing music and blowing bubbles.
