A storm turned Dannika Prime’s neighborhood into lakefront property. She’s unsure of her next step, except that it’ll be expensive.
Resin is one part chemistry and one part artistry. Downes combines the two to make art that captures the imagination.
Kendal Kippen, 27, was found guilty Tuesday of sexually abusing a former member of Jake’s House. She was 15 at the time.
No children were onsite during the accident, the camp said in a social media post.
The Thogersen Family Farm slaughtered alpacas for their raw dog and cat food business. At least 3 alpacas starved to death.
It’s the county’s most-visited park with 180,000 annual visitors — and officials have big plans to improve it.
The Stillaguamish River’s south fork once supported 20,000 salmon. In 2019, fewer than 500 fish returned to spawn.
The new line establishes a second electrical connection to Camano Island, which will help maintain power in windstorms.
After an unsuccessful appeal to block it, the Tulalip Tribes are now on the cusp of building the 32-bed center in farmland.
Canada-based No Meat Factory will bring 150 jobs to the former Twin City Foods plant by 2024.
The County Council will consider the challenge in May. Council member Nate Nehring, who questioned the site, has recused himself
Up to 32 patients could be involuntarily committed for three to six months. Permit conditions aim to ease concerns of locals.
David Subil allegedly stole over $430,000 worth of king crab from a Stanwood cold storage facility.
A 100-year-old dike is showing its age, threatening farmland and homes. A county grant aims to spark a major renovation.
The people in the truck got out before the train hit it at 212th Street NW and Sill Road.
Eleazar Cabrera, 33, is accused of breaking into a home and shooting a man three times. He has a lengthy rap sheet.
At the landfill, Snohomish County accepted waste that may have included PCBs decades ago. The county’s insurer agreed to pay $415,000.
Traffic and safety were top concerns at a hearing over a proposed psychiatric facility. The hearing will continue Thursday.
The Cairus family moved at least 11 times since 2006. Housing Hope offered stable housing and a chance to “build traction.”
The board unanimously appointed Debbie Bayes to replace Ken Christoferson, who resigned in December.
