There’s much to learn from this news conference about the helicopter rescue of a Pacific Crest Trail hiker.
A Sultan woman reported the German woman might be in danger when bad weather moved in. She was right.
Two of the people had more serious injuries Monday night, according to the Washington State Patrol.
There was a new science test in spring 2018. It’s not yet required to graduate, so many didn’t take it.
Complaints in Sultan pushed Ken Walker to resign. He then found work as a manager for Inyo County.
A trooper had established probable cause to take a blood sample, according to the court ruling.
The state Healthy Youth Survey, given every other year, is scheduled for this month. It is optional.
The Snohomish County Council expanded a program to allow all-terrain vehicles on some arterials.
In this video, the Herald opinion editor questions U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene and challenger Jeffrey Beeler.
Awareness campaign aims to reduce deaths and injuries on tracks.
The GOP candidate has raised little money, and state House Republicans don’t have much to help him out.
New ATV routes could link Monroe and Sultan, with an aim to boost rural tourism.
Employees alleged that Ken Walker would waste work hours, shout at them and threaten their jobs.
19 applied but it’s been narrowed down to 3 candidates for the job which pays at least $170,000.
Tuesday results also showed numerous fire district levies were passing — though not all.
The representative is retiring at the end of his term.
The death of Todd E. Brown, 52, of Granite Falls, was ruled an accident.
Eight fire and EMS tax requests are on the Aug. 7 primary ballot.
The Sky Valley Youth Coalition prevailed in the Lead2Feed Student Leadership Program, a project-based national grant opportunity aimed at community betterment. The Youth Coalition was… Continue reading
A state parks meeting on Wednesday aims to fine-tune ideas for the popular hiking spot.
