Some Snohomish County parents have objected to supportive groups for LGBTQ youth. For the kids, the clubs can be lifesavers.
He was a John Doe for 41 years. Detectives believe a hitman killed Ron Chambers and left his body east of Stanwood in 1978.
Jason Vogan’s daughter told Ismael Cruz-Sanchez on Monday: “Your poor choices took away my father’s chances and it’s not fair.”
Granite Falls, Marysville, Stanwood and Sultan all suffered levy defeats in this month’s special election. They’ll try again in April.
A $6 million project at Leque Island is already seeing “overwhelmingly positive” signs of a healthier ecosystem.
Andrew and Alexander Tennyson were reported missing Jan. 29. They were found Thursday. They were 21 and 19.
Robert LeMasters, 57, was identified as the deceased Thursday. Police said he stabbed a Stanwood man in a bizarre confrontation.
An online fundraiser for Tausha Schmidt and Justin Wilkerson’s three children has raised over $65,000.
The arrest comes months after Jake’s House announced Kendal Kippen engaged in “sexual impropriety” with “multiple young women.”
For a few more weeks, here’s where to find visiting swans. If you’re lucky, you might see a “rare bird alert.”
After Wednesday’s election update, a capital projects levy was still failing in the Stanwood-Camano School District, but support had grown.
An Arlington man died and his friend was injured Tuesday on I-5. Bail was set at $1 million for Ismael Cruz Sanchez.
The Tulalips could get $1.85 million as part of a pending $590 million settlement with hundreds of tribes.
Many residents are experiencing memory loss, and the intent is to capture their memories in a way that they’re honored.
Snow Goose Transit runs on weekdays, offering 15 stops and — for those with mobility issues — door-to-door service.
Lenz Enterprises can now handle 150,000 tons a year. Residents worry odors will be a problem.
Keith Reyes, 64, visits a Stanwood nail salon for “foot treatments” that help soothe blast injuries.
Here are some voices at Providence hospital of those still staring down COVID: a harpist, a cancer patient, a chaplain and a nursing assistant.
A state Supreme Court ruling could affect other incarcerated people who committed crimes as juveniles.
A Housing Hope program helps families buy houses with “sweat equity”: “We busted our butts to get here.”
